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Author Archives: Ronald Puppo
A translator’s preliminary questions. Part two: The how of it
This is the second of a two-part contribution on literary translation by Ronald Puppo. The first article A translator’s preliminary questions. Part one: The why of it appeared in Tradiling last March. As in my previous Verdaguerian adventures in translation … Continue reading
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A translator’s preliminary questions. Part one: The why of it
Jacint Verdaguer’s epic L’Atlàntida (1878) revives the tale of the lost legendary city of Atlantis. Well and good, but how can a nineteenth-century romantic poem possibly connect with twenty-first century English-language readers? Bringing Verdaguer’s work to the surface of today’s … Continue reading
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Interview with Marcel Garro, 2022 Andreu Febrer Translation Prize Winner
We interviewed Marcel Garro Ricart, a student in our Master’s Degree in Specialised Translation programme at the University of Vic – Central University of Catalonia. Awarded this year’s Andreu Febrer Translation Prize in both categories (into Catalan and Spanish), he … Continue reading
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Ressenya del Seminari sobre la Traducció a Catalunya
El primer dissabte de març, com és de ja ferma tradició, vàrem celebrar la trentena edició del Seminari sobre la Traducció a Catalunya, organitzat per l’Associació d’Escriptors en Llengua Catalana i les universitats catalanes amb grau en traducció (UAB, UJI, … Continue reading
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Four takeaways from the Peter Bush interview
Editor’s note: This text follows up on the Cápsulas online conversation between Peter Bush and Ronald Puppo of 16th November. Watch the full interview on YouTube. The last Cápsulas de traducción in the current series will take place tomorrow evening, Tuesday … Continue reading
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