Papers from a conference on translation and censorship held in Trinity College Dublin in October 2005.
Introduction
Part 1, Theory : Censorship and self-censorship in translation : ethics and ideology, resistance and collusion / Maria Tymoczko
Censorship as a collaborative project : a systematic approach / Piotr Kuhiwczak
Translators, the tacit censors / Elisabeth Gibbels
Part 2, Classical and renaissance : Censoring these 'racy morsels of the vernacular' : loss and gain in the translation of Apuleius and Catullus / Carol O'Sullivan - The Petrarch they tried to ban / Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin & Deirdre Serjeantson
Part 3, Censoring regimes : Translating under pressure : censorship of foreign literature in Italy between the wars / Jane Dunnett
Pasternak's Hamlet : translation, censorship and indirect communication / Aoife Gallagher
Censorship in Francoist Spain and the importation of translations from South America : the case of Lawrence Durrell's Justine / Cristina Gómez Castro
Part 4, Sensitivities : The case of Don Quixote : one hundred years of Portuguese translations / Filipe Alves Machado
Translation as hagiographical weapon : the French perception of Katherine Mansfield / Gerri Kimber
More than a childhood revisited? : ideological dimensions in the American and British translations of Astrid Lindgren's Madicken / Angelika Nikolowski-Bogomoloff
... comme des nègres : : whitewashed in translation / Cormac Ó Cuilleanáin
'Razom nas begato, nas ne podolati' : remixes of the orange revolution anthem / Sarah Smyth.
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Translation and censorship : patterns of communication and interference. ISBN 9781846821431. Published by Four Courts Press in 2009. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
