Translated Articles
Bolt, D. ‘De “ceguera” a “discapacidad visual”: la tipologίa terminolόgica y el modelo social de la discapacidad, April, 33, pp. 65–76. 2007.
---. ‘Atrapados en el abismo: representación literaria y suicidio en personas con discapacidad visual.’ Entre dos mundos: Revista de traducción sobre discapacidad visual, December, 29, pp. 51–7. 2005.
---. ‘Terminologia y la Carga Psicosocial de la Ceguera.’ Entre dos mundos: Revista de traducción sobre discapacidad visual, April, 27, pp. 47–50. 2005.
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