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Wez G – Narcocorridos – Volumen 1
Los narcocorridos son baladas populares mexicanas y latinoamericanas que cuentan historias de los bandidos que trabajan en la industria del narcotráfico. De los contrabandistas a los capos, estas aventuras llenas de diversión se retractan, en un estilo fluido, vibrante y son muy populares en las partes del mundo de las que salen. Aquí, yo, un… Continue reading
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Review: Hidden Dangers – Mexico on the Brink of Disaster – by Robert Joe Stout
Stout’s book is a detailed study of the status quo in Mexico and its relationship with its uber-powerful Northern neighbour. Based in Oaxaca, Robert Joe Stout’s writing often reflects detailed local knowledge and overall, his grip on Mexican and Mexican-USA affairs is profound. The book falls into 5 main chapters where various ‘landmines’ awaiting explosion… Continue reading
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History Of Translation
[INTRODUCTION TO TRANSLATION THEORY – Coursework Essay] Various scholars have highlighted the importance of translation history. To what extent would you agree and why? Discuss and exemplify, making reference to at least two theorists. Translation history mimics history itself. Any post-Babel relationship between tribes, nations, continents, peoples, involves translation and translators as different cultures… Continue reading
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Positioning Translators – Theo Hermans (UCL) – Guest Lecture Cardiff University MLANG 29.10.14
Theo Hermans is from University College London (UCL) and works in translation studies and in modern and Renaissance Dutch literature. His guest lecture at Cardiff University was to develop his ideas in his recent ‘Positioning Translators’ paper. Theo edits the series Translation Theories Explored published by Routledge. This was my first extra-curricular lecture at… Continue reading
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Review: Roads To Santiago – by Cees Nooteboom
The Dutch author expresses a profound admiration for Spain through his vivid travels that explore its history, culture, and significance today. His erratic yet cohesive writing immerses the reader in art, particularly Velasquez and Zurbaran, while recounting personal reflections, religious sentiments, and the rich historical tapestry of Spain, creating an evocative literary experience. Continue reading
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A Sandwich Short Of A Picnic? Week 1 Translation Theory Exercise
The text discusses the challenges of translating colloquialisms, using an example involving the phrases “pulled his leg,” “sandwich short of a picnic,” and “thick as thieves.” The author examines various translation methods, including Google Translate and dictionaries, ultimately aiming for a precise Spanish translation that captures the original meaning and nuances. Continue reading
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Review: Translation, History, & Culture – by Susan Bassnet
This book features 12 essays exploring translation studies, with contributions primarily from Eastern European academics. It examines the cultural responsibilities of translators and the complexities of translating works, highlighted by historical perspectives and specific examples like 1001 Nights and Milan Kundera’s ‘The Joke’. It is valuable for both novice and advanced students. Continue reading
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Review: The Politics of Translation in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance – by Renate Blumenfeld-Kosinski, Luise von Flotow, Daniel Russell
The book discovered at Cardiff University provides valuable insights into historical translation, particularly during the Renaissance and Middle Ages. It emphasizes the significance of French and Latin, explores the story of Etienne Dolet, and critiques Montaigne’s translation work. Overall, it serves as a useful resource for understanding the complexities and cultural implications of translation. Continue reading
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Review: Translation and Identity in the Americas – by Edwin Gentzler
The book I read from Cardiff’s Translation section explores linguistic and cultural struggles in the Americas, particularly focusing on issues of translation. It addresses topics like the monolingualism in the USA, Quebec’s linguistic identity, Brazilian cannibalism, and border area challenges. Overall, the book deepened my understanding of translation studies. Continue reading
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Dragon Translate: An Introduction
Wesley Gerrard, a 36-year-old music professional, has a lifelong passion for languages. After excelling in French and Spanish studies, he pursued further education at Cardiff University in Translation. Wesley aims to specialize in translating from Spanish and French to English while launching his translation business, Dragon Translate, to build a reputable service. Continue reading
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