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Written by Paige Reinsel
May 5, 7:55pm - 3 comments
Though we many not often stop to consider it, the notion and practice of translating literature is not foreign to us. Some of the most famous literary and historical works, such as the Bible, The Communist Manifesto, and The Odyssey have all been translated from their original languages in order to be understood by a larger audience. The benefit of translating literature is clear: a writer can get their message across to all parts of the world. But are there any disadvantages? Is there something to be said for the cliché “lost in translation?” » Read more... |
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