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Ukrainian translation and translators: between literature and nation-building

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Name of the original Український переклад і перекладачі: між літературою і націєтворенням
Publishing house Дух і літера
Author Стріха Максим
Language Ukrainian
Number of pages 520
lining Hard
ISBN 978-966-378-769-5
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The book gives a detailed panorama of the development of Ukrainian translation from the Princely period to the present day. Particular attention is paid to translators and translators of the XIX-XX centuries, whose activities, in addition to literature, had a distinct nation and creative direction, contributing to a clear line between Ukrainians and the dominant nations of the empires that included Ukrainian lands. This role of Ukrainian translation was not unique: a similar function was performed by the German translation of the second half of the 18th century, when French language and culture dominated among the upper classes of divided Germany, or the Catalan translation of the 20th century. However, the history of Ukrainian translation is filled with the greatest number of dramatic plots, and the fate of leading Ukrainian translators was much more tragic than that of their colleagues from other countries, who also experienced foreign political or cultural domination. After all, the role of Ukrainian translation in the processes of modern nation-building has proved to be higher than the nation-building role of translation in Germany or Catalonia due to a number of historical circumstances.

For scholars and students of philology, historians, culturologists and anyone interested in Ukrainian literature and history.

The best book of the Publishers' Forum in 2020 in the "Scientific Book" nomination

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