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Walls of Silence: Translating the Armenian Genocide into Turkish and Self-Censorship
Nazan Maksudyan · 2009
Catalogue summary
Maksudyan studies Turkish translations about the Armenian Genocide and the self-censorship practiced by translators, editors, and publishers under official historical constraints.
Why this matters
It demonstrates how denial can shape not only what is published but the wording through which historical knowledge becomes accessible.
Citation
Nazan Maksudyan 2009. Walls of Silence: Translating the Armenian Genocide into Turkish and Self-Censorship. Critique. https://doi.org/10.1080/03017600903205781
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