Book review. Serón-Ordóñez, Inmaculada. (2023). Twelfth night llega a España. La versión de Jaime Clark: Traducción y mediación cultural en torno a Shakespeare. Tirant Humanidades. Pages: 228. ISBN: 978-84-1183-212-0
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