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The Translation Studies Reader

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Book Details

  • Author: Lawrence Venuti

  • Brand: Routledge

  • Edition: 3

  • Binding: Paperback

  • Number of Pages: 564

  • Release Date: 24-05-2012

  • Languages: English

  • ISBN: 9780415613484


About the Book

The Translation Studies Reader by Lawrence Venuti offers a comprehensive survey of the most pivotal and influential developments in translation theory and research. Focusing primarily on the advancements of the twentieth century, this third edition has been fully updated and revised, adding new perspectives and analyses to its core content.

The book is structured into thematic sections, each introduced by a thoughtful essay that places the included readings within their cultural, historical, and theoretical contexts. One of the most exciting updates in this edition is the inclusion of a new section titled "2000 and Beyond," which brings the text up to date with recent trends in translation, such as translation and world literature and the role of translation in the age of the internet.

Celebrated for its authoritative selection of essays, this volume serves as a crucial resource for translation scholars, students, and practitioners. The blend of classic readings with more contemporary pieces ensures a broad and inclusive approach, making this reader an essential reference in the field of translation studies.

Whether you're a student of translation theory or an educator teaching translation courses, this book will provide critical insights into both traditional and emerging discourses in translation research.