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Wieland, Übersetzen

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"Starting from the literary translations and reflections on the theory of translation of Christoph Martin Wieland, this book deals with different modalities and methods of translating and transmitting - not only from language to language, but also between literary genres, epochs, knowledge formations and nations. Wieland is portrayed as an author and editor who devoted himself - with experimental openness - to a project of mediating and resolving dichotomies such as 'cosmopolitism' and 'nation'."--Publisher's website.

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Criticism and interpretationTranslating and interpretingWieland, christoph martin, 1733-1813German literature, history and criticism, 19th centuryCongressesHistory

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357 pages

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De Gruyter

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