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Early Theories of Translation

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First published
1920
Pages
178

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The 1920s book "Early Theories of Translation" by Flora Ross Amos offers a thorough analysis of the theories of translation put out by English authors in the sixteenth century. The book particularly concentrates on the sixteenth century, the translation of the Bible, the Middle Ages, and the development of views from Cowley to Pope. It offers a thorough understanding of the development of translation ideas as well as their historical background.

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Flora Ross Amos

Flora Ross Amos is the scholar who developed Early Theories of Translation from doctoral research completed at Columbia University. Columbia University Press published the study in 1920 after its submission as a 1919 dissertation. Amos examines English thinking about translation from the medieval period into the seventeenth century.

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First published
1920
Reading time
About 4 hours
Pages
178
Language
English
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PDF, EPUB, Read online