Translation and Transposition in the Early Modern Period

Introduction:

The Slow Transition: Reconfiguring Translation in the Early Modern Period

Karen Bennett

Introduction:

The Slow Transition: Reconfiguring Translation in the Early Modern Period

Karen Bennett

PART I. GENERAL REFLECTIONS

1. Translation as Transposition in Early Modern Europe

Peter Burke

2. Connected Identities: Representing Women in Seventeenth-century English Translation and Print

Marie-Alice Belle and Marie-France Guenette

PART II. TRANSLATING KNOWLEDGE

3. Translation, Humanism and Politics in Early Modern Germany: Xenophon's Hiero Translated by Adam Werner von Themar

Karl Gerhard Hempel

4. The Translational Practice of a Low German Surgeon

Chiara Benati

5. Mary Delany's British Flora (1769): Female Agency in the Translation of Science

Tiago Cardoso

6. Tibb-i Cedid (New Medicine) as a New Era in the Ottoman Medicine: Medical Texts Translated in the Eighteenth-century Ottoman Empire

Semih Sariguel

PART

III. LITERARY TRANSFIGURATIONS

7. Translation as Migration: Traveling Literary Classics into and from Arabic

Ferial Ghazoul

8. "Too Learned and Poetical for our Audience": Translation, (self-)canonisation and Satire in Jonson's Bartholomew Fair

Rui Carvalho Homem

9. "A Fantasticall Rapsody of Dialogisme": John Eliot and the Translational Grotesque

Joseph Hankinson

PART

IV. TRAVEL AND TRANSLATION

10. Indirect Translation and Discursive Identity in John Florio's Two Navigations

Donatella Montini

11. Samuel Purchas Translates China via Iberia: Fernao Mendes Pinto's Peregrinacao (1614) in Hakluytus Posthumus or Purchas his Pilgrimes (1625)

Rogerio Miguel Puga

12. Bolseiros, Lancados, Linguas, Jurubacas and Other Interpreters of Portuguese in Macau and Africa in the Early Modern Period

John Milton

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• História social e cultural
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• Colonialismo, imperialismo e
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historical linguistics;cross-cultural communication;gender in translation;humanist scholarship;scientific text adaptation;interpreter studies;early modern translation practices