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Index
Title Page Prologue ONE - What Is a Translation? TWO - Is Translation Avoidable? THREE - Why Do We Call It “Translation”? FOUR - Things People Say About Translation FIVE - Fictions of the Foreign: The Paradox of “Foreign-Soundingness” SIX - Native Command: Is Your Language Really Yours? SEVEN - Meaning Is No Simple Thing EIGHT - Words Are Even Worse NINE - Understanding Dictionaries TEN - The Myth of Literal Translation ELEVEN - The Issue of Trust: The Long Shadow of Oral Translation TWELVE - Custom Cuts: Making Forms Fit THIRTEEN - What Can’t Be Said Can’t Be Translated: The Axiom of Effability FOURTEEN - How Many Words Do We Have for Coffee? FIFTEEN - Bibles and Bananas: The Vertical Axis of Translation Relations SIXTEEN - Translation Impacts SEVENTEEN - The Third Code: Translation as a Dialect EIGHTEEN - No Language Is an Island: The Awkward Issue of L3 NINETEEN - Global Flows: Center and Periphery in the Translation of Books TWENTY - A Question of Human Rights: Translation and the Spread of International Law TWENTY-ONE - Ceci n’est pas une traduction : Language Parity in the European Union TWENTY-TWO - Translating News TWENTY-THREE - The Adventure of Automated Language-Translation Machines TWENTY-FOUR - A Fish in Your Ear: The Short History of Simultaneous Interpreting TWENTY-FIVE - Match Me If You Can: Translating Humor TWENTY-SIX - Style and Translation TWENTY-SEVEN - Translating Literary Texts TWENTY-EIGHT - What Translators Do TWENTY-NINE - Beating the Bounds: What Translation Is Not THIRTY - Under Fire: Sniping at Translation THIRTY-ONE - Sameness, Likeness, and Match: Truths About Translation THIRTY-TWO - Avatar : A Parable of Translation Afterbabble: In Lieu of an Epilogue ALSO BY DAVID BELLOS Notes Caveats and Thanks Index Permissions A Note About the Author Copyright Page
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