Introducing Translation Studies: Theories and Applications

One of the standard introductions to translation got better. Prof. Munday has done an outstanding job. This is a must have for anyone in the translation field

Reasonable price, easy to use as an Android app (Kindle), but a paper book still gives me more comfort feeling to read.

It's a translation bible, the ultimate reference book, and overall a great job by an amazing expert. It's just really worth the purchase.

Beyond expectations

its for study purpose. Nicely used book

It is with mixed feelings that I click the third star, as this book has strong and weak sides.Positive: it covers a sufficiently wide range of topics, and contains research questions, case studies, examples, &c., which greatly aid in understanding. It's relatively cheap, and very easy to read.Negative: if you open the book too wide, the pages just fall out. The quality of the pages is fine enough, but the binding is horrid, and I would not recommend anyone paying full price if they could get it used.I would recommend it for a lowered price, but not over Anthony Pym's "Exploring translation theories".

Like it

The handbook I received was in no way of the expected quality. I know that it is usually printed on semi-glossy paper where with a black and blue colour scheme (titles and highlights blue, text black, text boxes light blue). What I received was a cheap greyscale copy on cheap paper. The structuring text boxes are barely visible, so are the highlights. Rip-off!

Ottimo

Excellent book. I highly recommend.