
Mouse or Rat?: Translation as Negotiation
Umberto EcoMouse or Rat?: Translation as Negotiation
January 1, 2003Orion Publishing Company200 pages
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Based on a series of lectures on translation, these essays are discussions on the difficulties of translating faithfully. Using examples from classic literary texts including his own novels, Eco examines the rights and wrongs, the misunderstandings and the 'negotiations' needed in order to translate.
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