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Translating Poetry: A Primer SATURDAY MAY 17, 1-4 PM MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE LIBRARY, 57 POST STREET, SAN FRANCISCO University of Florida-Gainesville
It is one of the oldest dilemmas in literary translation: if it is the translator’s mission to remain invisible, how
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Our March workshop offered a crowd of enthusiastic NCTA members a hands-on approach to legal translating and interpreting. BY ANGELA
In a sparkling presentation, the distinguished literary translator Edith Grossman shared her insights at CAT’s “Lit & Lunch” series in
In September 2007, Princeton University launched what it hailed as “the largest, most extensive effort in the country to educate
Two of our earliest members look back to the very beginnings of NCTA—and before. BY MARIA LUISA BODEN AND TONY
With rates under increasing pressure from globalization and other trends, many translators are turning to specialization. But the leap is
BY RAFFAELLA BUSCHIAZZO On February 25 at 5:30 PM, a group of NCTA members, all aficionados of our monthly Happy
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