The 17 and October 18, 2008 was held at the University of Provence, a symposium co-organized by The " Team on Cultures and Humanities, Old and News Germanic and Slavic "(EA 4236) and our team. Two years have passed since then. The proceedings of this event called " Translate: Language and Reality. An art of stress "just released in Publications of the University of Provence (Aix-en-Provence) under the title Translate: an art of stress . This set of 295 pages on which Charles Zaremba watched with great attention brings 22 interesting contributions (see table of contents downloaded from the publisher's site) including those members of our team:
- Philip Che, "Identify and translate the allusive language in Ge Hong (283-343), pp. 57-67.
- Peter Kaser, "Translating the ancient Chinese literary scene: Lovers scene Li Yu (1611-1680), pp. 67-79.
- Dutrait Christmas, "Translation of reality and magic realism in Mo Yan", pp. 81-93.
" interventions and discussions that have marked the two-day conference said again (enter Dutrait N. and C. Zaremba (p. 6), publishers and editors of" Prelude "for two voices), by its non-mechanical, translating is an art where it is not to create but to re-create, and it is in the re- lies the constraint burden on the translator (which, of course, there happy to imagine). "(PK)
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