Routledge Handbook of Translation and Philosophy

Contents

List of contributors

Acknowledgements

Introduction

Piers Rawling and Philip Wilson

PART 1

Philosophers on translation





Schleiermacher

Theo Hermans



Nietzsche

Rosemary Arrojo



Heidegger

Tom Greaves



Wittgenstein

Silvia Panizza



Benjamin

Jean Boase-Beier



Gadamer and Ricoeur

Lisa Foran



Quine

Paul A. Roth



Davidson

Piers Rawling



Derrida

Deborah Goldgaber



Current trends in philosophy and translation

Roland Vegso

PART 2

Translation studies and philosophy





Translation theory and philosophy

Maria Tymoczko



Context and pragmatics

Shyam Ranganathan



Culture

Sergey Tyulenev



Equivalence

Alice Leal



Ethics

Joanna Drugan



Feminism

Valerie Henitiuk



Linguistics

Kirsten Malmkjaer



Meaning

Rachel Weissbrod

PART 3

The translation of philosophy





The translation of philosophical texts

Duncan Large



Translating feminist philosophers

Carolyn Shread



Shelley's Plato

Ross Wilson



Translating Kant and Hegel

Nicholas Walker



Translating Derrida

Oisin Keohane



Levinas: his philosophy and its translation

Bettina Bergo

PART 4



Emerging trends





Cognitive approaches to translation

Maria Serban



Machine translation

Dorothy Kenny



Literary Translation

Leena Laiho



Mysticism, esotericism and translation

Philip Wilson



Toward a philosophy of translation

Salah Basalamah

Index

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• Literatura: história e crítica
• Tradução e interpretação
• Filosofia

Translation Studies;Feminist Translation Studies;Target Texts;Vice Versa;Translation Theory;MT;MT System;Feminist Translation;Philosophical Translation;Translation Studies Scholars;MT Research;Parvis Emad;Shelley's Translations;Indigenous Philosophical Tradition;Translation Scholars;Anomalous Monism;Contemporary Translation Practice;Descriptive Translation Studies;Translation Practice;Agnostic;Intra-lingual Translation;Linguistic Function;Heidegger's Translations;Manifestation Principle;Rule Based Machine Translation