In recent years, we have witnessed the rapid migration of the field of translation studies from occupying its position as “a backwater of the university” in the 1990s—to cite Lawrence Venuti’s oft-quoted complaint—to...
Tragedy, Translation, and Theory: In Honor of Thomas J. McCall
Table of Contents
- About this Volume
- "Introduction"
- Cathy Caruth, Cornell University
- Abstract | Essay
- I.
- “The Case of the Missing Body”
- Tom McCall
- Abstract | Essay
- “Tragedy and Translation: Tom McCall’s ’Case of the Missing Body’”
- Cathy Caruth
- Abstract | Essay
- II.
- “Plastic Time and Poetic Middles: Benjamin’s Hölderlin”
- Tom McCall
- Abstract | Essay
- “Extreme Philology: Benjamin, Adorno, McCall and the Enigmas of Hölderlin”
- Ian Balfour, York University
- Abstract | Essay
- III.
- “Wrathful Translation: The Sophocles of Hölderlin”
- Tom McCall
- Abstract | Essay
- “Mournful Translation: On the Name of Shelley’s Adonais”
- David Ferris, University of Colorado at Boulder
- Abstract | Essay
Editor
Published @ RC
October 2014