## Publications Received

Each volume of Hermes normally includes a list of publications received for review. We invite our readers to submit reviews of the publications included in the list, or to suggest colleagues who would be interested in reviewing particular books. We also encourage our readers to submit reviews of other relevant publications in the fi  elds of research covered by Hermes .

If you are interested in reviewing a publication, or wish to suggest another potential reviewer, please contact the Review Editor at hermes@asb.dk.

Baym, Nancy K. Personal Connections in the Digital Age. Polity Press 2010. 184 p.

Bouissac, Pau. Circus as multimodal discourse. Performance, Meaning and Ritual. Bloomsbury 2012. 216 p.

Couldry, Nick. Media, Society, World. Social theory and digital media practice. Polity 2012. 311 p.

Durst-Andersen, Per. Bag om sproget. Hans Reitzels Forlag 2011. 200 p.

Equivalences . Numéros 39/1-2 2012. Bruxelles, 157 p.

Felices Lago, Ángel/Fernández Lloret, Diana. New Applications of Genre Analysis to Technical Manuals. The Perspective of Bhatian and Lassen Models. Edwin Mellen Press 2012. 156 p.

Haas, Claus/A. Holmen/Christian Horst/Bergthóra Kristjánsdóttir. Ret til dansk. Uddannelse, sprog og kulturarv. Aarhus Universitetsforlag 2011. 439 p.

Krause, Maxi /Per Bærentzen. Spatiale Relationen kontrastiv Deutsch-Dänish. Julius Groos Verlag 2010. 266 p.

Lung, Rachael. Interpreters in Early Imperial China. Benjamins Translation Library. 181 p.

Michel, C./M.-L. Nosch (eds.). Textile Terminologies in the Ancient Near East and Mediterranean from the Third to the First Millenia BC . Oxbow Books 2010. 444 p.

MONTI 3 2011. Monographs in Translation and Interpretation. Women and Translation: Geographies, Voices and Identities. 470 p.

Remael, Aline/Orero, Pilar/Carrol, Mary Audiovisual Translation and Media Accessibility at the Crossroads. Rodopi 2012. 439 p.

Robertson, Alexa: Mediated Cosmopolitanism. The World of Television News. Polity Press 2010. 182 p.

Øveraas, Kirsten: 10 faldgruber. Oversættelse for ikke-oversættere. Samfundslitteratur 2014, 184 p.