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Translation And Culture: Indian Perspectives (2010)
EN HC NWISBN: 9788190941600 bzw. 8190941607, in Englisch, Pencraft International, gebundenes Buch, neu.
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This study is located in the translation scenario of multilingual India, a land where translation is an everday activity, one which comes together as a nation through the act of translation. It addresses many of the major issues involved in the theory and practice of translation studies, including those of translating culture/superior texts/hybrid texts, of multilingual/monolingual nations, of identity affirmation/appropriation, and of the history and politics of translation. What stands out in its pages is the discussion on the different motivations for translation, the author as translator, and the translational challenges of the sociolinguistic contours of IWE. The book on the whole attempts to stimulate the readers to react to the questions raised in these essays, to seek for answers, and to add to the translation discourse. About The Author: GJV Prasad is Professor of English and Chairperson of the Centre for English Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. His major research interests are Indian English Literature, Dalit Writings, Contemporary Theatre, Translation Theory and Australian Literature. Prasad is also a well-known Indian English poet and novelist-his novel A Clean Breast was short listed for the Commonwealth Prize for best first book from the Eurasia region in 1994, and his collection of poems, In Delhi without a Visa (1996) is considered a path-breaking volume. He is a recipient of the Katha award for translation from Tamil. He has co-edited with Sara Rai a collection of stories from Indian languages, Imaging the Other. His academic publications include the following books : Continuities in Indian English Poetry : nation language from and two edited volumes of critical essays, Vikram Seth : An Anthology of Recent Criticism, and The Lost Temper : Essays on Look Back in Anger. He has edited the Penguin (now Longman) Study Edition of Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot and also of John Osborne's Look Back in, Hardcover, लेबल: Pencraft International, Pencraft International, उत्पाद समूह: Book, प्रकाशित: 2010, स्टूडियो: Pencraft International, बिक्री रैंक: 116639.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Delta Book World.
This study is located in the translation scenario of multilingual India, a land where translation is an everday activity, one which comes together as a nation through the act of translation. It addresses many of the major issues involved in the theory and practice of translation studies, including those of translating culture/superior texts/hybrid texts, of multilingual/monolingual nations, of identity affirmation/appropriation, and of the history and politics of translation. What stands out in its pages is the discussion on the different motivations for translation, the author as translator, and the translational challenges of the sociolinguistic contours of IWE. The book on the whole attempts to stimulate the readers to react to the questions raised in these essays, to seek for answers, and to add to the translation discourse. About The Author: GJV Prasad is Professor of English and Chairperson of the Centre for English Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. His major research interests are Indian English Literature, Dalit Writings, Contemporary Theatre, Translation Theory and Australian Literature. Prasad is also a well-known Indian English poet and novelist-his novel A Clean Breast was short listed for the Commonwealth Prize for best first book from the Eurasia region in 1994, and his collection of poems, In Delhi without a Visa (1996) is considered a path-breaking volume. He is a recipient of the Katha award for translation from Tamil. He has co-edited with Sara Rai a collection of stories from Indian languages, Imaging the Other. His academic publications include the following books : Continuities in Indian English Poetry : nation language from and two edited volumes of critical essays, Vikram Seth : An Anthology of Recent Criticism, and The Lost Temper : Essays on Look Back in Anger. He has edited the Penguin (now Longman) Study Edition of Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot and also of John Osborne's Look Back in, Hardcover, लेबल: Pencraft International, Pencraft International, उत्पाद समूह: Book, प्रकाशित: 2010, स्टूडियो: Pencraft International, बिक्री रैंक: 116639.
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