more, t. (2003). utopia (paul turner, trans.). london: penguin classics. (original work published 1516)\nin…

more, t. (2003). utopia (paul turner, trans.). london: penguin classics. (original work published 1516)\nin the citation shown, “trans.” means which of the following?\nthe original text was transcribed by paul turner.\nthis work was translated by paul turner.\nthe author, thomas more, transferred the rights to this work to paul turner.\npaul turner transmitted this work on behalf of the publisher, penguin classics.\npaul turner was the editor of this work when it transitioned from a manuscript to a published book.

more, t. (2003). utopia (paul turner, trans.). london: penguin classics. (original work published 1516)\nin the citation shown, “trans.” means which of the following?\nthe original text was transcribed by paul turner.\nthis work was translated by paul turner.\nthe author, thomas more, transferred the rights to this work to paul turner.\npaul turner transmitted this work on behalf of the publisher, penguin classics.\npaul turner was the editor of this work when it transitioned from a manuscript to a published book.

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Brief Explanations:

In academic citations, "Trans." is an abbreviation for "translated by". It indicates the person who translated the original - language work into another language. Here, Paul Turner translated the work "Utopia" by Thomas More.

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This work was translated by Paul Turner.