Vladimir Nabokov as an Author-Translator
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Vladimir Nabokov as an Author-Translator
Writing and Translating between Russian, English and French
Loison-Charles, Dr Julie
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
06/2024
280
Mole
Inglês
9781350243361
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction
PART I. Nabokov and Pseudotranslation
1. At the Crossroads of Translation and Literature
2. Intertextual Links between Pseudotranslations and Nabokov's Work
3. Translating Pseudotranslations
4. Nabokov's Pseudotranslations
5. Are Nabokov's Novels in English 'Pseudotranslations'?
PART II. Nabokov and the Author Behind the Translator
6. Vladimir Nabokov's Translation Theory for Eugene Onegin
7. Eugene Onegin, a Translation into Nabokovese?
8. Investigating Nabokov's Literalism, from Chateaubriand to Venuti
9. Nabokov's Eugene Onegin, or the Reshaping of the Russian Canon in the World Republic of Letters
PART III. Nabokov as a French Self-Translator
10. Collaborative Translation as Mediated Self-Translation
11. Nabokov and his Collaborators
12. Nabokov's Creative Involvement in French
13. Should Nabokov Be Retranslated?
Conclusion
References
Index
PART I. Nabokov and Pseudotranslation
1. At the Crossroads of Translation and Literature
2. Intertextual Links between Pseudotranslations and Nabokov's Work
3. Translating Pseudotranslations
4. Nabokov's Pseudotranslations
5. Are Nabokov's Novels in English 'Pseudotranslations'?
PART II. Nabokov and the Author Behind the Translator
6. Vladimir Nabokov's Translation Theory for Eugene Onegin
7. Eugene Onegin, a Translation into Nabokovese?
8. Investigating Nabokov's Literalism, from Chateaubriand to Venuti
9. Nabokov's Eugene Onegin, or the Reshaping of the Russian Canon in the World Republic of Letters
PART III. Nabokov as a French Self-Translator
10. Collaborative Translation as Mediated Self-Translation
11. Nabokov and his Collaborators
12. Nabokov's Creative Involvement in French
13. Should Nabokov Be Retranslated?
Conclusion
References
Index
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Translation; Transnationalism; Russia; Languages; Literature; Literary Criticism; Chateaubriand; Venuti
Introduction
PART I. Nabokov and Pseudotranslation
1. At the Crossroads of Translation and Literature
2. Intertextual Links between Pseudotranslations and Nabokov's Work
3. Translating Pseudotranslations
4. Nabokov's Pseudotranslations
5. Are Nabokov's Novels in English 'Pseudotranslations'?
PART II. Nabokov and the Author Behind the Translator
6. Vladimir Nabokov's Translation Theory for Eugene Onegin
7. Eugene Onegin, a Translation into Nabokovese?
8. Investigating Nabokov's Literalism, from Chateaubriand to Venuti
9. Nabokov's Eugene Onegin, or the Reshaping of the Russian Canon in the World Republic of Letters
PART III. Nabokov as a French Self-Translator
10. Collaborative Translation as Mediated Self-Translation
11. Nabokov and his Collaborators
12. Nabokov's Creative Involvement in French
13. Should Nabokov Be Retranslated?
Conclusion
References
Index
PART I. Nabokov and Pseudotranslation
1. At the Crossroads of Translation and Literature
2. Intertextual Links between Pseudotranslations and Nabokov's Work
3. Translating Pseudotranslations
4. Nabokov's Pseudotranslations
5. Are Nabokov's Novels in English 'Pseudotranslations'?
PART II. Nabokov and the Author Behind the Translator
6. Vladimir Nabokov's Translation Theory for Eugene Onegin
7. Eugene Onegin, a Translation into Nabokovese?
8. Investigating Nabokov's Literalism, from Chateaubriand to Venuti
9. Nabokov's Eugene Onegin, or the Reshaping of the Russian Canon in the World Republic of Letters
PART III. Nabokov as a French Self-Translator
10. Collaborative Translation as Mediated Self-Translation
11. Nabokov and his Collaborators
12. Nabokov's Creative Involvement in French
13. Should Nabokov Be Retranslated?
Conclusion
References
Index
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