Información General

• Autores: Myriam Diocaretz (coord.), Marta Segarra Montaner (coord.)
• Editores: Rodopi
• Año de publicación: 2004
• Colecciones: Approaches to translation studies, 22
• País: Países Bajos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 90-420-0989-6
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  • [Book reviews]Myriam Diocaretz and Marta Segarra (eds): Joyful Babel

    Helena Miguélez Carballeira

    The Translator: studies in intercultural communication, ISSN 1355-6509, Vol. 11, Nº 2, 2005, págs. 289-292

Resumen

• 'Joyful Babel: Translating Hélène Cixous' is a selection of critical essays on translation and the writing of Hélène Cixous, with contributions from translators of her texts into different languages and cultures. The present volume is unique in that it is the first collection of essays on the work of Cixous from the perspective of translation. It presents new explorations into translating as process, theory and practice, and new insights on Cixous’s fictional and theoretical world. It is an international collection, open to readings of Cixous’s writing, including the theoretical, fictional and dramatic discourses. The variety of intersecting subjects and perspectives provokes, interrogates and explores Cixous’s theory and writing in ways that will contribute to a deeper understanding of her oeuvre, will motivate new debates as well as inspire new research.

  This book is addressed to a wide range of readers, from those who initiate themselves to translation or already practise it, to readers and critics of Cixous’s work, linguists and translation theorists, scholars interested in gender and postcolonial issues, and critics of contemporary literature; thus, not only academics but also professional translators, as well as drama/theatre staging practitioners.

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Listado de artículos

• • Critical introduction

    Marta Segarra Montaner

    págs. 7-22

    

  • Part I: Translating "other" discourses

    • Translating the enigma: Hélène Cixous's writing notebooks

      Susan Sellers

      págs. 25-38

      

    • Betrayed

      Verena Andermatt Conley

      págs. 39-44

      

  • Part II: Translating 'as if other', or translation in difference

    • Nearly reading Hélène Cixous: the "equivocal vocation" of translation

      Eric Prenowitz

      págs. 47-60

      

    • "La coupe des mots". Notes on the Italian translation of OR "les lettres de mon père"

      Monica Fiorini

      págs. 61-74

      

    • Translation's infinite spiral: reading, translating, reading Cixous

      Lynn K. Penrod

      págs. 75-92

      

    • "Without your breath on my words, there will not be any mimosa". Reflections on translation

      Sissel Lie

      págs. 93-100

      

    • "Desvelo"

      Mara Negrón

      págs. 101-110

      

    • The betrayal of textual 'différance' (of the 'voiles'): a translational analysis of 'Savoir'

      Maribel Peñalver Vicea

      págs. 111-129

      

  • Part III: Translating sexual difference

    • Transreadings

      Nadia Setti

      págs. 133-152

      

    • Problems in translating Hélène Cixous into Japanese feminine language

      Isako Matsumoto

      págs. 153-161

      

  • Part IV: Translating other's culture, or translating words into bodies

    • "Translating HC/writing the self" ("L'Indiade" and the replication of an elusive dream)

      Anu Aneja

      págs. 165-181

      

    • Translating Hélène Cixous's "Tambours sur la digue": the ineffable on stage

      Judith G. Miller

      págs. 183-195

      

    • Hélène Cixous, translator of history and legend: "Ce transport vertigineux"

      Deborah Jenson

      págs. 197-204

      

    • Beyond the text, into the realm of live performance: working on the "Portrait de Dora"

      Liliana Alexandrescu

      págs. 205-215