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Friends of Goethe; I'm entering into an extensive research project dealing with J. Goethe's theories on world literature and translation. I'd like to explore the topic using various translations of "Werther" as a launchpad. However, I'm adrift for sources. Do any of you know of reliable texts relating to Goethe's theory of world literature and to language? Also, are there any translations of "Werther" that have struck any of you as being particularly notable for some reason? Thanks k... See more
Friends of Goethe; I'm entering into an extensive research project dealing with J. Goethe's theories on world literature and translation. I'd like to explore the topic using various translations of "Werther" as a launchpad. However, I'm adrift for sources. Do any of you know of reliable texts relating to Goethe's theory of world literature and to language? Also, are there any translations of "Werther" that have struck any of you as being particularly notable for some reason? Thanks kindly; Caitlin ▲ Collapse
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Heinrich Pesch Finland Local time: 22:51 Member (2003) Finnish to German + ...
Hope you'll struck gold
Oct 1, 2003
I studied translation theory at an institute for German philology, but Goethe never came up as having a theory of translation or even some noteworthy remark. So I'm a bit skeptical. If Hans Vermeer does not cite Goethe you better turn straight to an expert on J.W. von Goethe at some university.
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Hans G. Liepert Switzerland Local time: 21:51 English to German + ...
In memoriam
Goethe als Übersetzer
Oct 1, 2003
There are some interesting sites on the web, dealing with Goethe and translation, just go Google
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