Retranslating fictional gender dissidence into Spanish : the case of Ursula K. LeGguin's The left hand of darkness

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  DOI: 10.26379/CZ2025.2_009

  ISSN: 2723-8881

  Permalink: https://digital.casalini.it/10.26379/CZ2025.2_009

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