Translation and the poet's life the ethics of translating in English culture, 1646-1726

Translation and the poet's life the ethics of translating in English culture, 1646-1726

Paul Davis explores the personal and cultural significances of translating as a distinctive mode of imaginative conduct for the five principal poet-translators of what was the golden age of the art in England: John Denham, Henry Vaughan, Abraham Cowley John Dryden, and Alexander Pope.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Davis, Paul 1968-
Resource Type: Electronic Resource
Language:English
Published: Oxford, New York Oxford University Press 2008.
Subjects:
English poetry > History and criticism. > Early modern, 1500-1600.
English poetry > History and criticism. > 18th century.
Classical poetry > Translations into English > History and criticism.
Translators > History > 17th century. > England.
Translators > History > 18th century. > England.
Poets, English > Early modern, 1500-1700.
Poets, English > 18th century.
Translating and interpreting > Moral and ethical aspects.
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