
Episode 009: Metaphors of Translation
12/07/21 • 18 min
A discussion of the different metaphors used to represent the act of translation, and what they can tell us about the status of translation and translators.
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A discussion of the different metaphors used to represent the act of translation, and what they can tell us about the status of translation and translators.
Thanks for listening! Follow us on X @Ontranslation1
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Episode 008: Science Fiction in Translation
In this episode, host Mohammed Albakry interviews translator and editor Rachel S. Cordasco on translating science fiction and speculative fiction. Mohammed and Rachel discuss geopolitical shifts in speculative fiction beyond the west, and the specific challenges of translating neologisms.
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