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In:Rimbaud's Rainbow: Literary translation in higher education
Edited by Peter Bush and Kirsten Malmkjær
[Benjamins Translation Library 21] 1998
► pp. vii–ix

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Published online: 15 December 1998

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Table of contents

Introduction1

Part 1. Translation and pedagogy

Monuments, makars and modules: A british experience11

How can translation theory help undergraduates?21

Can you train literary translators?33

Jean Boase-Beier

The literary translation programma and its results43

Kugelmass, translator: (Some thoughts on translation and its teaching)47

Douglas Robinson

Part 2. Translating

Decanonising the canon — the role of the translator?63

“No one but a blockhead ever translated, except form money”69

James Joyce’s Ulysses: The style of Molly Soliloquy79

Mª Angeles Conde Parilla

Part 3. Translation studies

researching translation studies: the case for doctoral research105

Literary translation as a research source for linguistics119

Kirsten Malmkjær

The japanese particle ne and its literary and linguistic implications: some translation problems133

“I will something affect the letter”: Shakespeare’s Letter-puns and the translator145

Dirk Delabastita

Translation and the authoritian regime: William and the Caudillo157

New registers for translation in latin america171

Else Ribeiro Pires Vieira

Author index197

Subject index201