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Discover the Literary Bridges of Russia: Uncover the Cultural History of Translation

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Journey through the captivating world of literary translation in Russia, where words dance across cultures and languages. "Literary Translation in Russia: Cultural History" unveils the fascinating tapestry of linguistic and cultural exchange that has shaped Russian literature and the global literary landscape.

Chapter 1: The Dawn of Translation in Imperial Russia (18th-19th Centuries)

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Literary Translation in Russia: A Cultural History

by Maurice Friedberg

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Step into the era of the Russian Enlightenment, where eager minds sought knowledge from the West. Translators became the conduits of ideas, introducing the works of Voltaire, Rousseau, and Shakespeare to Russian readers. Discover how translations ignited the flames of literary revolution.

Chapter 2: The Golden Age of Translation in the Silver Age (1890-1920)

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As Russia entered its Silver Age, literature flourished with unprecedented vigor. Translators such as Marina Tsvetaeva and Boris Pasternak worked tirelessly to bring foreign masterpieces to Russian shores. Explore how their efforts enriched Russian culture and propelled it to international acclaim.

Chapter 3: Soviet Translation and the Ideological Battleground (1917-1991)

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Enter the tumultuous world of Soviet translation, where the party line dictated literary norms. Translators navigated a labyrinth of ideological censorship, balancing artistic integrity with political pressures. Uncover the strategies they employed to convey foreign works while adhering to Soviet doctrine.

Chapter 4: Post-Soviet Translation and the Search for New Voices (1991-Present)

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With the fall of the Soviet Union, Russian literature embarked on a new path. Translators embraced a broader range of voices and styles, introducing Russian readers to contemporary world literature. Discover how globalization and technological advancements have transformed the field of translation.

Chapter 5: Literary Translation as a Cultural Bridge

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Reflect on the profound impact that literary translation has had on Russian culture. Examine how translated works have shaped Russian identity, fostering a deep appreciation for other cultures while enriching the Russian literary canon.

Expert Insights and Case Studies

Enrich your understanding with insightful contributions from renowned scholars and practitioners in the field. Case studies delve into specific examples of literary translation, showcasing the challenges and triumphs that translators face.

Historical Documents and Primary Sources

Immerse yourself in the primary sources that illuminate the history of literary translation in Russia. From manifestos to personal letters, these documents offer a firsthand glimpse into the minds and methods of the translators who shaped Russian culture.

: The Enduring Legacy of Literary Translation

Draw to a by examining the lasting legacy of literary translation in Russia. Discuss its role in fostering cultural exchange, preserving cultural heritage, and expanding the boundaries of human imagination.

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Publisher: ABC Press

Literary Translation in Russia: A Cultural History

by Maurice Friedberg

5 out of 5