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Meanings of edited volume in English

Russian
редакторский том
Spanish
volumen editado

Collection of scholarly or scientific chapters written by different authors.

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редакторский том
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Examples for "contributed volume"
Examples for "contributed volume"
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Reviews and other prose essays were brought together in an edited collection after his death.
The Irish Times
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The clothes seemed to distil the various lives of Tom Ford into one tightly edited collection.
The Guardian
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Multiauthored volumes covering broad chronological spans -almost five centuries in this instance -pose major challenges to editors and readers.
The Irish Times
1
In 1978, the year in which she married, she published a scholarly book on Chinese gardens.
The Guardian
2
Hughes has written the first scholarly book about the mythical Helen, whose abduction by Paris caused the 10-year Trojan war.
The Guardian
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His name does not appear in the only scholarly book known to me on the activities of the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee.
The gates of november
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Cutler had written scholarly books but was now working on a detective novel, not without difficulty.
All That Is
5
There's something nice about browsing the titles of textbooks, special publications, memoirs, and other scholarly books.
Wired
Usage of edited volume in English
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New Irish Writing Hall of Famer Anne Enright's edited volume The Irish Short Story was a bestseller.
Independent.ie
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This edited volume offers an in-depth exploration of Dutch media art from 1985 onwards from many different perspectives.
Wired
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He is also the co-editor of Democracy by the People (Cambridge University Press, 2018), an edited volume on campaign finance reform.
Radio NZ
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