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T&F Translation Studies Reader by Lawrence Venuti
The Translation Studies Reader Provides A Definitive Survey Of The Most Important And Influential Developments In Translation Theory And Research, With An Emphasis On The Twentieth And Twenty-First Centuries. The Introductory Essays Prefacing Each Section Place A Wide Range Of Seminal And Innovative Readings Within Their Various Contexts, Thematic And Cultural, Institutional And Historical.The Fourth Edition Of This Classic Reader Has Been Substantially Revised And Updated. Notable Features Include:Four New Readings That Sketch The History Of Chinese Translation From Antiquity To The Early Twentieth Century Four New Readings That Sample Key Trends In Translation Research Since 2000Incisive Commentary On Topics Of Current Debate In The Field Such As World Literature, Migration And Translingualism, And Translation Historya Conceptual Organization That Illuminates The Main Models Of Translation Theory And Practice, Whether Instrumental Or Hermeneuticthis Carefully Curated Selection Of Key Works, By Leading Scholar And Translation Theorist, Lawrence Venuti, Is Essential Reading For Students And Scholars On Courses Such As The History Of Translation Studies, Translation Theory, And Trends In Translation Studies. Table Of Contents - Acknowledgements Introduction Foundational Statements 1 [Zhi Qian?]From The Preface To The Sutra Of Dharma Verses Translated By Haun Saussy2 Dao'Anfrom The Preface To A Collation Of The Perfection Of Great Wisdom Sutra Translated By Haun Saussy3 Jeromeletter To Pammachius Translated By Kathleen Davis4 Nicolas Perrot D'Ablancourtprefaces To Tacitus And Lucian Translated By Lawrence Venuti5 John Drydenfrom The Preface To Ovid'S Epistles 6 Friedrich Schleiermacheron The Different Methods Of Translating Translated By Susan Bernofsky7 Johann Wolfgang Von Goethetranslations Translated By Sharon Sloan8 Friedrich Nietzschetranslations Translated By Walter Kaufmann9 Lin Shuparatexts To A Record Of The Black Slaves' Plea To Heaven Translated By R. David Arkush, Leo O. Lee, And Michael Gibbs Hill1900S-1930S 10 Walter Benjaminthe Translator'S Task Translated By Steven Rendall11 Ezra Poundguido'S Relations 12 Qu Qiubai And Lu Xunan Exchange On Translation Translated By Chloe Estep13 Jorge Luis Borgesthe Translators Of The One Thousand And One Nights Translated By Esther Allen1940S-1950S 14 Vladimir Nabokovproblems Of Translation: Onegin In English 15 Roman Jakobsonon Linguistic Aspects Of Translation 1960S-1970S 16 Eugene Nidaprinciples Of Correspondence 17 George Steinerthe Hermeneutic Motion 18 Itamar Even-Zoharthe Position Of Translated Literature Within The Literary Polysystem 19 Gideon Tourythe Nature And Role Of Norms In Translation 1980S 20 Hans J. Vermeerskopos And Commission In Translation Theory Translated By Andrew Chesterman21 Andre Lefeveremother Courage'S Cucumbers: Text, System And Refraction In A Theory Of Literature 22 Antoine Bermantranslation And The Trials Of The Foreign Translated By Lawrence Venuti23 Lori Chamberlaingender And The Metaphorics Of Translation 1990S 24 Annie Brissetthe Search For A Native Language: Translation And Cultural Identity Translated By Rosalind Gill And Roger Gannon25 Gayatri Chakravorty Spivakthe Politics Of Translation 26 Kwame Anthony Appiahthick Translation 27 Keith Harveytranslating Camp Talk: Gay Identities And Cultural Transfer 28 Jacques Derridawhat Is A "Relevant" Translation? Translated By Lawrence Venuti2000S And Beyond 29 Pascale Casanovaconsecration And Accumulation Of Literary Capital: Translation As Unequal Exchange Translated By Siobhan Brownlie30 Ian Masontext Parameters In Translation: Transitivity And Institutional Cultures 31 Vicente L. Rafaeltranslation, American English, And The National Insecurities Of Empire 32 Carla Nappifull. Empty. Stop. Go: Translating Miscellany In Early Modern China 33 Karen Van Dyckmigration, Translingualism, Translation 34 Lawrence Venutigenealogies Of Translation Theory: Schleiermacher Works Cited Index