Translation and Censorship: Patterns of Communication and Interference

2009 Four Courts Press hardcover edition. Ex library copy with stamps and labels else good condition. Contents: Chapter 1: Introduction - Eilean Ni Chuilleanain, Cormac O Cuilleanain & David Parris; Chapter 2: Censorship and self-censorship in translation: ethics and ideology, resistance and collusion - Maria Tymoczko; Chapter 3: Censorship as a collaborative project: a systemic approach - Piotr Kuhiwczak; Chapter 4: Translators, the tacit censors - Elisabeth Gibbels; Chapter 5: Censoring these 'racy morsels of the vernacular': loss and gain in the translation of Apuleius and Catullus - Carol O'Sullivan; Chapter 6: The Petrarch they tried to ban - Eilean Ni Chuilleanain & Deirdre Serjeantson; Chapter 7: Translating under pressure: the censorship of foreign fiction in Italy between the wars - Jane Dunnett; Chapter 8: Pasternak's Hamlet: translation, censorship and indirect communication - Aoife Gallagher; Chapter 9: Censorship in Francoist Spain and the importation of translations from South America: the case of Lawrence Durrell's Justine - Cristina Gomez Castro; Chapter 10: The case of Don Quixote: one hundred years of Portuguese translations - Filipe Alves Machado; Chapter 11: Translation as hagiographical weapon: the French perception of Katherine Mansfield - Gerri Kimber; Chapter 12: More than a childhood revisited? Ideological dimensions in the American and British translations of Astrid Lindgren's Madicken - Angelika Nikolowski-Bogomoloff; Chapter 13: . comme des negres: whitewashed in translation - Cormac O Cuilleanain; Chapter 14: 'Razom nas bagato, nas ne podolati': remixes of the Orange Revolution anthem - Sarah Smyth.