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Cover of: Politics of Translation in the Middle Age (Perspectives on Translation)
Politics of Translation in the Middle Age (Perspectives on Translation)
December 2001, University of Ottawa Press
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2001, University of Ottawa Press, Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studie
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Table of Contents

Translation in the politics of culture / Louise von Flotow
Introduction: the Middle Ages / Renate Blumenfeld-Kosinski
Introduction: The Renaissance / Daniel Russell
Erasmus, Dolet and the politics of translation / Kenneth Lloyd-Jones
Eusebius' Greek version of Vergil's Fourth ecologue / Edwin D. Floyd
Translation and tradition: reading the Consolation of philosophy through King Alfred's Boetius / David A. Lopez
Authority refracted: personal principle and translation in Wace's Roman de brut / Dolores Buttry
The Pro ligario: volgarizzamento as a means of profit / Cristiana Fordyce
Jean Froissart's Chroniques: translatio and the impossible apprenticeship of neutrality / Zrinka Stahulajak
Translation, censorship, authorship and the lost work of Reginald Pecock / Andrew Taylor
Leo Africanus, translated and betrayed / Oumelbanine Zhiri
From the certainties of scholasticism to Renaissance relativism: Montaigne, translator of Sebond / Philip Hendrick
Montaigne's Traduction of Sebond: a comparison of the Prologus of the Liber creaturarum with the Préface of the théologie naturelle / Edward Tilson
"Entreat her hear me but a word": translation and foreignness in Titus Andronicus / Adam McKeown.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Ottawa, Ont, Tempe, Ariz
Series
Perspectives on translation, Medieval and Renaissance texts and studies ;, v. 233, Medieval & Renaissance Texts & Studies (Series) ;, v. 233.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
418/.02/0940902
Library of Congress
P306.8.E85 P65 2001, P306.8.E85P65 2001

The Physical Object

Pagination
222 p. :
Number of pages
222

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3580324M
Internet Archive
politicsoftransl0000unse
ISBN 10
0866982752, 0776605275
LCCN
2002275826
OCLC/WorldCat
47634910
Goodreads
3721513
2212566

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