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A role for translation? • Translation and the spread of knowledge in the Middle Ages - Greek to Arabic in 8th-10th century Baghdad - Arabic and Hebrew to Latin and Spanish in 12th-13th century Toledo 15
A role for translation? • Translation and the spread of knowledge in the Middle Ages - Greek to Arabic in 8th-10th century Baghdad - Arabic and Hebrew to Latin and Spanish in 12th-13th century Toledo • Translation could bridge the divide by making more documents available in disadvantaged languages and giving speakers/writers of these languages a voice. 15
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Computational Linguistics and Mayan
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Languages • A language is 2
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Languages • A language is - A set
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Linguistic revolutions 3
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The First and Second Linguistic Rev
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Privileged and disadvantaged langua
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Privileged and disadvantaged langua
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