A History of Translation and Interpretation in Cameroon from Precolonial Times to Present

  • Atanganna Nama C
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The history of translation in Cameroon from 1840 to the present is outlined. The diversity of native languages in the country magnifies translation problems. Religious, literary, & technical perspectives are all necessary to an understanding of translation & its role in the precolonial & colonial periods in Cameroon. Religious missionaries played an important role in the early codification & translation of indigenous languages. The translation of administrative & socio-political texts plays a significant role in modern times. B. Annesser Murray

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Atanganna Nama, C. (2012). A History of Translation and Interpretation in Cameroon from Precolonial Times to Present. Meta: Journal Des Traducteurs, 35(2), 356. https://doi.org/10.7202/003694ar

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