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How can translation theory help undergraduates?
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Edwin Gentzler
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Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents vii
- Introduction 1
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Part 1. Translation and pedagogy
- Monuments, makars and modules 11
- How can translation theory help undergraduates? 21
- Can you train literary translators? 33
- The literary translation programma and its results 43
- Kugelmass, translator 47
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Part 2. Translating
- Decanonising the canon — the role of the translator? 63
- “No one but a blockhead ever translated, except form money” 69
- James Joyce’s Ulysses 79
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Part 3. Translation studies
- researching translation studies 105
- Literary translation as a research source for linguistics 119
- The japanese particle ne and its literary and linguistic implications 133
- “I will something affect the letter” 145
- Translation and the authoritian regime 157
- New registers for translation in latin america 171
- Author index 197
- Subject index 201
Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents vii
- Introduction 1
-
Part 1. Translation and pedagogy
- Monuments, makars and modules 11
- How can translation theory help undergraduates? 21
- Can you train literary translators? 33
- The literary translation programma and its results 43
- Kugelmass, translator 47
-
Part 2. Translating
- Decanonising the canon — the role of the translator? 63
- “No one but a blockhead ever translated, except form money” 69
- James Joyce’s Ulysses 79
-
Part 3. Translation studies
- researching translation studies 105
- Literary translation as a research source for linguistics 119
- The japanese particle ne and its literary and linguistic implications 133
- “I will something affect the letter” 145
- Translation and the authoritian regime 157
- New registers for translation in latin america 171
- Author index 197
- Subject index 201