Gordon Braden, Robert Cummings, Stuart Gillespie
The Oxford History of Literary Translation in English
Volume 2 1550-1660
Herausgeber: Braden, Gordon; Gillespie, Stuart; Cummings, Robert
Gordon Braden, Robert Cummings, Stuart Gillespie
The Oxford History of Literary Translation in English
Volume 2 1550-1660
Herausgeber: Braden, Gordon; Gillespie, Stuart; Cummings, Robert
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Volume 2 explores the period when a drive, unprecedented in its energy and scope, to bring foreign writing of all kinds into English emerged, and when translation became a key part of the English writer's career. Translation was also fundamental in the evolution of the still unfixed English language and its still unfixed literary styles.
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Volume 2 explores the period when a drive, unprecedented in its energy and scope, to bring foreign writing of all kinds into English emerged, and when translation became a key part of the English writer's career. Translation was also fundamental in the evolution of the still unfixed English language and its still unfixed literary styles.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 614
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Januar 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 243mm x 167mm x 43mm
- Gewicht: 1061g
- ISBN-13: 9780199246212
- ISBN-10: 0199246211
- Artikelnr.: 30179658
- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 614
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Januar 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 243mm x 167mm x 43mm
- Gewicht: 1061g
- ISBN-13: 9780199246212
- ISBN-10: 0199246211
- Artikelnr.: 30179658
Gordon Braden is Linden Kent Memorial Professor of English at the University of Virginia. He is the author of Renaissance Tragedy and the Senecan Tradition (1985), Petrarchan Love and the Continental Renaissance (1999), and, with William Kerrigan, The Idea of the Renaissance (1989). Robert Cummings is a Senior Lecturer in English Literature. He has edited Spenser: The Critical Heritage and Seventeenth-Century Poetry for the Blackwell Annotated Anthology series. He is the author of critical and bibliographical articles, mainly on sixteenth and seventeenth-century British poetry (Gavin Douglas, Drummond, Spenser, Jonson, Herbert, Marvell) but also on eighteenth- and nineteenth-century topics. His interests in neo-Latin literature are reflected in publications on Alciati. He is Review Editor of Translation and Literature, and has written on a variety of translation-related topics. Stuart Gillespie is Reader in English Literature at Glasgow. He has conducted research on both sides of the Atlantic on manuscript English translations from the classics, some of which will be described in his monograph forthcoming from Blackwell. In the field of classical reception he co-edited The Cambridge Companion to Lucretius (with Philip Hardie, 2007), and is currently writing for the Oxford History of Classical Reception in English Literature. He has held visiting fellowships at Yale University and the Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington DC. He has acted as an editor, advisor, or contributor on numerous standard reference works and other large projects, including the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, the Oxford Companion to English Literature, the Oxford Guide to Literature in English Translation, the Harvard UP compilation The Classical Tradition, the Dictionary of British Classicists, and The Year's Work in English Studies.
* General Editors' Foreword
* List of Contributors
* Abbreviations
* Preface
* 1. The Corpus of Translations and their Place in the Literary and
Cultural World, 1550-1660
* 1.1: Gordon Braden: An Overview
* 1.2: Louis Kelly: Pedagogical Uses of Translation
* 1.3: Danielle Clarke: Translation and the English Language
* 1.4: Louis Kelly: Translation and Religious Belief
* 1.5: Robert Cummings: Translation and Literary Innovation
* 2. Translators and their Milieux
* 2.1: Brenda M. Hosington: Commerce, Printing, and Patronage
* 2.2: Gillian Wright: Translating at Leisure: Gentlemen and
Gentlewomen
* 2.3: Case Studies
* George Chapman
* Anthony Munday
* Mary Sidney Pembroke
* Thomas Stanley
* 3. Approaches and Attitudes to Translation
* 3.1: Gordon Braden: Translating Procedures in Theory and Practice
* 3.2: Robert Cummings: Dictionaries and Commentaries
* 3.3: A. E. B. Coldiron: Commonplaces and Metaphors
* 4. The Bible and Biblical Commentary
* 4.1: Andrew Taylor: The Bible
* 4.2: Donald Mackenzie: The Psalms
* 4.3: Andrew Taylor: Biblical Commentary
* 5. Non-Dramatic Verse
* 5.1: Gordon Braden: Epic Kinds
* 5.2: Alastair Fowler: Didactic Kinds
* 5.3: Glyn Pursglove: Moral Kinds
* 5.4: Joshua Scodel: Lyric
* 5.5: G. W. Pigman III: Pastoral and Idyll
* 6. Drama
* 6.1: Gordon Braden: Tragedy
* 6.2: Gordon Braden: Comedy
* 6.3: G.W. Pigman III: Pastoral Drama
* 7. History and Politics
* 7.1: Robin Sowerby: Ancient History
* 7.2: Gordon Braden: Biography
* 7.3: Peter Burke: Modern History and Politics
* 8. Prose Fiction
* 8.1: Helen Moore: Ancient and Modern Romance
* 8.2: Robert Maslen: Realism
* 8.3: Robert H. F. Carver: Prose Satire
* 9. Moral, Philosophical, and Devotional Prose
* 9.1: Robert Cummings: Classical Moralists and Philosophers
* 9.2: Robert Cummings: Modern Philosophical and Moral Writing
* 9.3: Robert Cummings: Mirrors for Policy
* 9.4: Alison Shell: Spiritual and Devotional Prose
* 10. The Translators: Biographical Sketches
* General Bibliography of Translations
* Bibliographical Index to Source Authors
* Index
* List of Contributors
* Abbreviations
* Preface
* 1. The Corpus of Translations and their Place in the Literary and
Cultural World, 1550-1660
* 1.1: Gordon Braden: An Overview
* 1.2: Louis Kelly: Pedagogical Uses of Translation
* 1.3: Danielle Clarke: Translation and the English Language
* 1.4: Louis Kelly: Translation and Religious Belief
* 1.5: Robert Cummings: Translation and Literary Innovation
* 2. Translators and their Milieux
* 2.1: Brenda M. Hosington: Commerce, Printing, and Patronage
* 2.2: Gillian Wright: Translating at Leisure: Gentlemen and
Gentlewomen
* 2.3: Case Studies
* George Chapman
* Anthony Munday
* Mary Sidney Pembroke
* Thomas Stanley
* 3. Approaches and Attitudes to Translation
* 3.1: Gordon Braden: Translating Procedures in Theory and Practice
* 3.2: Robert Cummings: Dictionaries and Commentaries
* 3.3: A. E. B. Coldiron: Commonplaces and Metaphors
* 4. The Bible and Biblical Commentary
* 4.1: Andrew Taylor: The Bible
* 4.2: Donald Mackenzie: The Psalms
* 4.3: Andrew Taylor: Biblical Commentary
* 5. Non-Dramatic Verse
* 5.1: Gordon Braden: Epic Kinds
* 5.2: Alastair Fowler: Didactic Kinds
* 5.3: Glyn Pursglove: Moral Kinds
* 5.4: Joshua Scodel: Lyric
* 5.5: G. W. Pigman III: Pastoral and Idyll
* 6. Drama
* 6.1: Gordon Braden: Tragedy
* 6.2: Gordon Braden: Comedy
* 6.3: G.W. Pigman III: Pastoral Drama
* 7. History and Politics
* 7.1: Robin Sowerby: Ancient History
* 7.2: Gordon Braden: Biography
* 7.3: Peter Burke: Modern History and Politics
* 8. Prose Fiction
* 8.1: Helen Moore: Ancient and Modern Romance
* 8.2: Robert Maslen: Realism
* 8.3: Robert H. F. Carver: Prose Satire
* 9. Moral, Philosophical, and Devotional Prose
* 9.1: Robert Cummings: Classical Moralists and Philosophers
* 9.2: Robert Cummings: Modern Philosophical and Moral Writing
* 9.3: Robert Cummings: Mirrors for Policy
* 9.4: Alison Shell: Spiritual and Devotional Prose
* 10. The Translators: Biographical Sketches
* General Bibliography of Translations
* Bibliographical Index to Source Authors
* Index
* General Editors' Foreword
* List of Contributors
* Abbreviations
* Preface
* 1. The Corpus of Translations and their Place in the Literary and
Cultural World, 1550-1660
* 1.1: Gordon Braden: An Overview
* 1.2: Louis Kelly: Pedagogical Uses of Translation
* 1.3: Danielle Clarke: Translation and the English Language
* 1.4: Louis Kelly: Translation and Religious Belief
* 1.5: Robert Cummings: Translation and Literary Innovation
* 2. Translators and their Milieux
* 2.1: Brenda M. Hosington: Commerce, Printing, and Patronage
* 2.2: Gillian Wright: Translating at Leisure: Gentlemen and
Gentlewomen
* 2.3: Case Studies
* George Chapman
* Anthony Munday
* Mary Sidney Pembroke
* Thomas Stanley
* 3. Approaches and Attitudes to Translation
* 3.1: Gordon Braden: Translating Procedures in Theory and Practice
* 3.2: Robert Cummings: Dictionaries and Commentaries
* 3.3: A. E. B. Coldiron: Commonplaces and Metaphors
* 4. The Bible and Biblical Commentary
* 4.1: Andrew Taylor: The Bible
* 4.2: Donald Mackenzie: The Psalms
* 4.3: Andrew Taylor: Biblical Commentary
* 5. Non-Dramatic Verse
* 5.1: Gordon Braden: Epic Kinds
* 5.2: Alastair Fowler: Didactic Kinds
* 5.3: Glyn Pursglove: Moral Kinds
* 5.4: Joshua Scodel: Lyric
* 5.5: G. W. Pigman III: Pastoral and Idyll
* 6. Drama
* 6.1: Gordon Braden: Tragedy
* 6.2: Gordon Braden: Comedy
* 6.3: G.W. Pigman III: Pastoral Drama
* 7. History and Politics
* 7.1: Robin Sowerby: Ancient History
* 7.2: Gordon Braden: Biography
* 7.3: Peter Burke: Modern History and Politics
* 8. Prose Fiction
* 8.1: Helen Moore: Ancient and Modern Romance
* 8.2: Robert Maslen: Realism
* 8.3: Robert H. F. Carver: Prose Satire
* 9. Moral, Philosophical, and Devotional Prose
* 9.1: Robert Cummings: Classical Moralists and Philosophers
* 9.2: Robert Cummings: Modern Philosophical and Moral Writing
* 9.3: Robert Cummings: Mirrors for Policy
* 9.4: Alison Shell: Spiritual and Devotional Prose
* 10. The Translators: Biographical Sketches
* General Bibliography of Translations
* Bibliographical Index to Source Authors
* Index
* List of Contributors
* Abbreviations
* Preface
* 1. The Corpus of Translations and their Place in the Literary and
Cultural World, 1550-1660
* 1.1: Gordon Braden: An Overview
* 1.2: Louis Kelly: Pedagogical Uses of Translation
* 1.3: Danielle Clarke: Translation and the English Language
* 1.4: Louis Kelly: Translation and Religious Belief
* 1.5: Robert Cummings: Translation and Literary Innovation
* 2. Translators and their Milieux
* 2.1: Brenda M. Hosington: Commerce, Printing, and Patronage
* 2.2: Gillian Wright: Translating at Leisure: Gentlemen and
Gentlewomen
* 2.3: Case Studies
* George Chapman
* Anthony Munday
* Mary Sidney Pembroke
* Thomas Stanley
* 3. Approaches and Attitudes to Translation
* 3.1: Gordon Braden: Translating Procedures in Theory and Practice
* 3.2: Robert Cummings: Dictionaries and Commentaries
* 3.3: A. E. B. Coldiron: Commonplaces and Metaphors
* 4. The Bible and Biblical Commentary
* 4.1: Andrew Taylor: The Bible
* 4.2: Donald Mackenzie: The Psalms
* 4.3: Andrew Taylor: Biblical Commentary
* 5. Non-Dramatic Verse
* 5.1: Gordon Braden: Epic Kinds
* 5.2: Alastair Fowler: Didactic Kinds
* 5.3: Glyn Pursglove: Moral Kinds
* 5.4: Joshua Scodel: Lyric
* 5.5: G. W. Pigman III: Pastoral and Idyll
* 6. Drama
* 6.1: Gordon Braden: Tragedy
* 6.2: Gordon Braden: Comedy
* 6.3: G.W. Pigman III: Pastoral Drama
* 7. History and Politics
* 7.1: Robin Sowerby: Ancient History
* 7.2: Gordon Braden: Biography
* 7.3: Peter Burke: Modern History and Politics
* 8. Prose Fiction
* 8.1: Helen Moore: Ancient and Modern Romance
* 8.2: Robert Maslen: Realism
* 8.3: Robert H. F. Carver: Prose Satire
* 9. Moral, Philosophical, and Devotional Prose
* 9.1: Robert Cummings: Classical Moralists and Philosophers
* 9.2: Robert Cummings: Modern Philosophical and Moral Writing
* 9.3: Robert Cummings: Mirrors for Policy
* 9.4: Alison Shell: Spiritual and Devotional Prose
* 10. The Translators: Biographical Sketches
* General Bibliography of Translations
* Bibliographical Index to Source Authors
* Index