Translation Theory and Practice in the Middle Ages (Paperback)
Pages: 282
Illustrations: b/w illus
ISBN: 9781879288812
Published: 30th September 1997
Casemate UK Academic
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Translation Theory and Practice in the Middle Ages is a collection of essays derived from a symposium conducted as part of the Twenty-Eighth International Congress on Medieval Studies (Kalamazoo, 6-9 May 1993). Topics examined in the symposium and reflected in this collection include “Translation and Authority,” “Translation and Gender,” “Translation and Literality,” “Translation in Contexts of Bilingualism,” and “Modern Translations of Medieval Texts.” The volume concludes with two essays that consider modern translations of works from the Middle Ages, the romances of Chrétien de Troyes. The essays “reveal,” according to the editor, “that the theory and practice of translation continue to stimulate the same debates and display the same preoccupations that were evident in the theory and practice of translation in the Middle Ages.”
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