La poésie de Pétrarque et le pétrarquisme qui en est dérivé constituent une matière inestimable et un champ fertile pour comprendre les sources des identités et des cultures européennes. Il est donc crucial d’examiner les études pétrarquiennes au regard de nouvelles notions critiques telles que la transculturalité ou la transnationalité.
The conference addresses the “border-crossing potential” of translation, especially when it comes to investigating the impact of a translated text on another translated text or to compare interconnected translators/translations that share similar imaginaries of translation.
How did early modern translations of Petrarch’s “Fragmenta” impact the literary cultures of France and the British Isles in subsequent centuries?
Tuesday 27 September 2016, 4:00 pm University of Ottawa, Building Wilbrod, room 116 The imaginaries of translation: Orpheus versus Hermes A presentation by Riccardo Raimondo As part of the course ‘Theory of Traslation’ directed...
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Network & Academic Gazette
ISSN 2558-4847
This project has received fundings from the European Union’s Horizon research and innovation programmes under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreements no. 841844, no. 101059916, and no. 10106632.
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