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Lawrence Venuti Talk on Translation Theory

Lawrence Venuti is a professor of English at Temple University who specializes in translation theory and the history of translation. He has authored several books on translation and edited influential anthologies on the subject. Venuti's work focuses on early modern literature, poetic traditions in English and other languages, and developing an ethics of difference in translation practice.

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Lawrence Venuti Talk on Translation Theory

Lawrence Venuti is a professor of English at Temple University who specializes in translation theory and the history of translation. He has authored several books on translation and edited influential anthologies on the subject. Venuti's work focuses on early modern literature, poetic traditions in English and other languages, and developing an ethics of difference in translation practice.

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Lawrence Venuti

Lawrence Venuti is Professor of English at Temple University. He works in


early modern literature, anglophone and foreign-language poetic traditions,
translation theory and history, and literary translation. He is the author of
Our Halcyon Dayes: English Prerevolutionary Texts and Postmodern Culture
(1989), The Translators Invisibility: A History of Translation (1994; 2nd ed.,
2008), The Scandals of Translation: Towards an Ethics of Difference (1998),
and Translation Changes Everything: Theory and Practice (2012). He is
the editor of the anthology of essays, Rethinking Translation: Discourse,
Subjectivity, Ideology (1992), and of The Translation Studies Reader (2000;
3rd ed., 2012), a survey of translation theory from antiquity to the present.

Genealogies of
Translation Theory:
Schleiermacher

Sponsored by
The Graduate Students
of the Department of Comparative Literature
A RECEPTION WILL FOLLOW

February 24, 2014


5:30 pm
Brian Room
Maddock Alumni Center
38 Brown Street (Corner of George)

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