Introducing Translation Studies Theories and Applications by Munday, Jeremy, Pinto, Sara Ramos, Blakesley, Jacob

The shaping of Persian art collections and interpretations of the art of Islamic Iran and Central Asia

Table of Contents: “…Why Persian Art Needs to be Studied and Collected / Yuka Kadoi and Iván Szántó -- Persian Art in Romania before World War I / Mircea Dunca -- From Armchair Literates to Art Historians: The Polish Collections of Persian Manuscripts / Magdalena Ginter-Frołow -- The Central Asian Collection at National Museums Scotland: History and Perspective / Friederike Voigt -- Persian Art in 19th-Century Vienna / Barbara Karl -- Persian Art for the Balkans in Austro-Hungarian Cultural Policies / Iván Szántó -- The Reception of Persian Art in the Czech Lands: Collections and Studies / Sabina Dvořáková -- The Mediation of Photography: Persian Paintings in European Printed Books and Journals / Iván Szántó and Tatjána Kardos -- Persian Art in France in the 1930s: The Iranian Society for National Heritage and Its French Connections / Alice Bombardier -- Philipp Walter Schulz and Friedrich Sarre: Two German Pioneers in the Development of Persian Art Studies / Joachim Gierlichs -- "The Most Important Branch of Muhammadan Art": Munich 1910 and the Early 20th Century Image of Persian Art / Eva-Maria Troelenberg -- A Loan Exhibition of Early Oriental Carpets, Chicago 1926 / Yuka Kadoi -- Tajik Art : A Century of New Traditions / Larisa Dodkhudoeva, Rustam Mukimov and Katherine Hughes…”

Language to language a practical and theoretical guide for Italian/English translators by Taylor, Christopher