BOOK REVIEW: “TRANSLATION AND CULTURAL MEDIATION. INSIDE AND OUTSIDE PERSPECTIVES ON ROMANIAN LANGUAGE, CULTURE AND LITERATURE”, EDS. ROXANA CIOLĂNEANU & PAUL NANU, UNIVERSITY OF TURKU, 2018, 271 P.

In a generous deployment of erudition emerging from different fields of Romanian traductology and philology, the collective volume edited by Roxana Ciolăneanu and Paul Nanu invites readers from the Romanian- and English-speaking worlds to explore the complex theorization of a paradigmatic change in...

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Main Author: Brîndușa GRIGORIU
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: Cluj University Press 2018-12-01
Series:Studia Universitatis Babeş-Bolyai. Philologia
Online Access:http://193.231.18.162/index.php/subbphilologia/article/view/3270
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Summary:In a generous deployment of erudition emerging from different fields of Romanian traductology and philology, the collective volume edited by Roxana Ciolăneanu and Paul Nanu invites readers from the Romanian- and English-speaking worlds to explore the complex theorization of a paradigmatic change in which translation becomes “an agent of change, [a way in which] cultures meet and engage into a dynamic process of knowledge exchange and mutual influence.” (Introduction, p. 7), rather than a matter of decoding and recoding meaning from one language to another. The Introduction itself (/ Cuvânt-înainte) is a bilingual plea to approach this fascinating interplay of identity and difference.
ISSN:1220-0484
2065-9652