Fictions of hybridity; translating style in James Joyce's Ulysses.(Brief Article)(Book Review)

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Fictions of hybridity; translating style in James Joyce's Ulysses.

Klitgard, Ida.

U. Press of Southern Denmark

2007

282 pages

$40.00

Hardcover

PR6019

Klitgard (Copenhagen U. and Roskilde U., Denmark) has previously analyzed and translated works by Virginia Woolf and James Joyce. Now the author tackles the subject of effectively translating the style of Joyce's Ulysses in a way that preserves the innovation and uniqueness of this groundbreaking novel. The intricacies and challenges of translating Joyce's distinct prose to ...

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