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ganzeer.today
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| | | | | From Andrew Hurley's A Note on the Translation, printed in the back of this Penguin edition of Borges' FICTIONS (which in fact is oddly hard to find). In "Versions of Homer" ("Las versiones homericas," 1932), Borges makes it unmistakably clear that every translation is a "version"--not the translation of Homer (or any other author) but a translation._ This is one reason I have resolved to learn Spanish (aside f... | |
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lukespear.co.uk
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| | | | | Does your translator need to be French or English, and native in which language? | |
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readjapaneseliterature.com
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| | | | | The Japanese cover of Convenience Store Woman Check out Episode 15 of the Read Literature podcast. In all our episodes so far, we've talked almost exclusively about what Japanese literature looks like in Japan. But we're English-speakers and English-readers on an English-language podcast about Japanese literature in English. In honor of Women in Translation Month,... | |
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