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Translation, History and Culture

Susan Bassnett, André Lefèvere

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Introduction - Proust's grandmother and the Thousand and One Nights the turn in translation studies translation - its genealogy in the West translation, text and pre-text adequacy and acceptability in cross-cultural communication translation and the consequences of scepticism translation in oral tradition as a touchstone for translation theory and practice translation, colonialism and poetics - Rabindranath Tagore in two worlds culture as translation linguistic polyphony as a problem in translation linguistic transcoding or cultural transfer? - a critique of translation theory in Germany theorizing feminist discourse/translation translation and the mass media translating the will to knowledge - preface and Canadian literary politics translation as appropriation - the case of Milan Kundera's The Joke.

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Introduction - Proust's grandmother and the Thousand and One Nights the turn in translation studies translation - its genealogy in the West translation, text and pre-text adequacy and acceptability in cross-cultural communication translation and the consequences of scepticism translation in oral tradition as a touchstone for translation theory and practice translation, colonialism and poetics - Rabindranath Tagore in two worlds culture as translation linguistic polyphony as a problem in translation linguistic transcoding or cultural transfer? - a critique of translation theory in Germany theorizing feminist discourse/translation translation and the mass media translating the will to knowledge - preface and Canadian literary politics translation as appropriation - the case of Milan Kundera's The Joke.

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Introduction - Proust's grandmother and the Thousand and One Nights the turn in translation studies translation - its genealogy in the West translation, text and pre-text adequacy and acceptability in cross-cultural communication translation and the consequences of scepticism translation in oral tradition as a touchstone for translation theory and practice translation, colonialism and poetics - Rabindranath Tagore in two worlds culture as translation linguistic polyphony as a problem in translation linguistic transcoding or cultural transfer? - a critique of translation theory in Germany theorizing feminist discourse/translation translation and the mass media translating the will to knowledge - preface and Canadian literary politics translation as appropriation - the case of Milan Kundera's The Joke.

Key concepts: Translation studies, Appropriation, Poetics, Cultural translation, Dynamic and formal equivalence, Linguistics, Literature, Skepticism

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