Literary Translation and the 3% Problem
assistant professor of interdisciplinary humanities; associate research professor in Department of Spanish and Portuguese; professor of English and European studies coordinator
WHEN
Wednesday | 4 Feb, 12:00 AM
WHERE
238 HRCB
Wednesday | 4 Feb, 12:00 AM
WHERE
238 HRCB
ABOUT THE PRESENTATION
In any given year, English-speaking countries translate only 3 percent of literary works into English. Esplin, Hague, and Mason discuss why this is a problem and why we should be concerned about it.