Asian translation traditions
By: edited by Eva Hung and Judy Wakabayashi.
Contributors: Hung, Eva.; Wakabayashi, Judy.
Publisher: St. Jerome Pub.
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Manchester, [England] : Northampton, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 287
Subjects: Translating and interpreting -- Asia -- History.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Eva Hung and Judy Wakabayashi; title: Translation in the East Asian cultural sphere-shared roots, divergent paths? / Judy Wakabayashi; title: Translation in China; title: an analytical survey (first century B.C.E. to early twentieth century) / Eva Hung; title: From 'controlling the barbarians' to 'wholesale westernization' : translation and politics in Late Imperial and Early Republican China, 1840-1919 / Lawrence Wang-Chi Wong; title: Amalgamation of literariness : translations as a means of introducing European literary techniques to modern Japan / Ohsawa Yoshihiro; title: The lover's silence, the people's voice : translating nationalist poetics in the colonial period in Korea / Theresa Hyun; title: Sino-Vietnamese translation from classical to vernacular / Keith W. Taylor; title: Rethinking the translation in translation studies : questions from Makassar, Indonesia / William Cummings; title: Translation in the Malay world : different communities, different agendas / Doris Jedamski; title: Translation and the Korido : negotiating identity in Philippine metrical romances / Raniela Barbaza; title: The fiction of translation / Rita Kothari.