Behind the "Powderworks": Hannah Josephson and "The Tin Flute."

This article explores the nature of nationalistic identity and its effect on international literature translations. The translating errors of Hannah Josephson seen in "The Tin Flute," based on the book "Bonheur d'occasion," by Gabrielle Roy, are analyzed. The author suggests that through translating...

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Publicado en:Canadian Literature no. 192; pp. 111 - 129
Autor principal: Whitfield, Agnes
Formato: Literary Criticism
Publicado: Canadian Literature Spring2007
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