CEA Critic, Volume 63Department of English, Texas A&M University, 2001 |
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... translated and adapted , is Homer's Odyssey ( c.850 B.C. ) . To such translations as those of George Chapman ( 1616 ) ... translation of a work already much - translated , Fagles explained in a 1997 interview that Homer is " always being ...
... translated and adapted , is Homer's Odyssey ( c.850 B.C. ) . To such translations as those of George Chapman ( 1616 ) ... translation of a work already much - translated , Fagles explained in a 1997 interview that Homer is " always being ...
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... translating Moby- Dick into modern Greek ; his translation , lauded throughout the country , was published in 1991. Since then , he has been working on a multi - volume critical study of Moby - Dick and preparing a bilingual edition of ...
... translating Moby- Dick into modern Greek ; his translation , lauded throughout the country , was published in 1991. Since then , he has been working on a multi - volume critical study of Moby - Dick and preparing a bilingual edition of ...
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... translated Moby - Dick , said Christodoulou , " I saw many things in Melville , and all his instructions passed into me and formed my mind in the way of Melville . When I finished the translation , I felt that I was a complete man who ...
... translated Moby - Dick , said Christodoulou , " I saw many things in Melville , and all his instructions passed into me and formed my mind in the way of Melville . When I finished the translation , I felt that I was a complete man who ...
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