1778 Pages
by
Routledge
Responding to the rapid expansion in the fields of literary translation and translation studies, the Encyclopedia of Literary Translation into English answers a widely perceived need for a reference book in this now vital topic. The Encyclopedia provides librarians, teachers and students at all levels, as well as the informed general reader, with an historical and analytical survey of the... Read more
Volume I A-L, Volume 2 M-Z
Biography
Olive Classe
"A noteworthy contribution in the emerging field of translation studies... Although useful for translation theorists and practicing translators, these volumes will also prove valuable to students and teachers of languages and literatures and to general readers." -- Choice
"For the general and specialist reader and teacher, this work is an essential resource, to take up position beside the desk for regular use. An excellent (and value-for-money) reference for the library, above all one supporting translation and intercultural studies, and a work offering in its own right a vast store of further guidance for reading and acquisition... Reviewing it has been a pleasure and an education." -- Library Journal
