
Collaborative Translation and Multi-Version Texts in Early Modern Europe
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'...a richly detailed challenge to some cherished idees fixes. The book poses the act of translation as a collaborative and/or serial practice that challenges not only medieval and early modern theorists' efforts to stabilize and codify translation, but also modern critical efforts to read translations in certain ways (as non-authorial, as products of singular agency, as invisible?). The author presents as chief evidence multilingual books and multi-version books, both manuscript and printed codices, and the range of these is wonderful to behold.' A.E.B. Coldiron, Florida State University '... a unique and truly innovative study in translation and premodern literary studies.' Publishing Research Quarterly '[Bistue's] facility with a range of materials that jump across centuries, borders, and subject matter is equally impressive and her findings should reinvigorate literary and translation studies of this period.' SHARP NewsMore details
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