TY  - BOOK
AU  - Armitage,Simon
AU  - Beer,Jeanette
AU  - Bentick,Eoin
AU  - Cheung-Salisbury,Matthew
AU  - Cornish,Alison
AU  - Corrie,Marilyn
AU  - Dutton,Elisabeth
AU  - Goeres,Erin Michelle
AU  - Hinton,Thomas
AU  - Hunt,Anthony
AU  - Johnson,Ian
AU  - Kelly,Henry Ansgar
AU  - Kleinhenz,Christopher
AU  - Patterson,Jeanette
AU  - Robinson,Olivia
AU  - Sneddon,Clive R.
AU  - Toswell,M.J.
AU  - Warren,Michelle R.
TI  - A Companion to Medieval Translation
T2  - Arc Companions
SN  - 9781641891844
AV  - PN241 .C576 2019
PY  - 2019///]
CY  - Leeds
PB  - ARC Humanities Press
KW  - Literature, Medieval
KW  - Translating
KW  - Translations
KW  - History and criticism
KW  - Translating and interpreting
KW  - LITERARY CRITICISM / Medieval
KW  - bisacsh
KW  - Bible
KW  - bilingualism
KW  - gender
KW  - translation
KW  - vernacular
N1  - Frontmatter --; CONTENTS --; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS --; INTRODUCTION --; Chapter 1. The European Psalms in Translation --; Chapter 2. The Old French Bible --; Chapter 3. Middle English Religious Translation --; Chapter 4. Bible Translation and Controversy in Late Medieval England --; Chapter 5. Medieval Convent Drama: Translating Scripture and Transforming the Liturgy --; Chapter 6. Translating Romance in Medieval Norway: Marie de France and Strengleikar --; Chapter 7. Christine de Pizan, Translator and Translation Critic --; Chapter 8. Translation, Authority, and the Valorization of the Vernacular --; Chapter 9. Vernacular Translation in Medieval Italy: volgarizzamento --; Chapter 10. Dante and Translation --; Chapter 11. Chaucer and Translation --; Chapter 12. Alchemy and Translation --; Chapter 13. Scientific Translation: A Modern Editor’s Perspective --; Chapter 14. Modern Theoretical Approaches to Medieval Translation --; Chapter 15. Observations on Translation by a Thirteenth- Century Maître: Li Fet des Romains --; Epilogue. Observations on Translation by the Oxford Professor of Poetry: Pearl --; GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY --; APPENDIX --; INDEX; restricted access
N2  - ‹div›Translation played an essential role throughout the Middle Ages, bridging the gap between literate and lay, and enabling intercourse between languages in multi-lingual Europe. Medieval translation was extremely diverse, ranging from the literality and Latinity of legal documents to the free adaptation of courtly romance. ‹/div›‹div›This guide to medieval translation covers a broad range of religious and vernacular texts and addresses the theoretical and pragmatic problems faced by modern translators of medieval works as they attempt to mediate between past and present.‹/div›
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