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(1) The Art of Literary Translation, Part 4 of 4; (2) Commentary on Social and Political Considerations in Translation
Richard Bjornson, Serge Gavronsky, André Lefevere, and Suzanne Levine continue their discussion from the previous episode, which concerns how translation often blurs with criticism. They talk about other aspects of literary translations and translators. In the second segment [22:42 ], Shaul … Continue reading
Posted in Bakhash, Shaul, Bjornson, Richard, Episodes, Gavronsky, Serge, Lefevere, Andre, Levine, Suzanne Jill
Tagged Humanities, Literary Translations, Literary Translators, Middle East, Religion
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The Art of Literary Translation, Part 3 of 4
Richard Bjornson, Serge Gavronsky, André Lefevere, and Suzanne Levine discuss the status among professional translators and scholars of translations into English of Latin American and African literature. Beyond strictly literary or textual considerations, how do social and cultural elements–such as patronage … Continue reading
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Tagged African literature, Latin American literature, Translations, Translators
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