We’re excited to share the arrival of an important new book series: A Cultural History of Translation, published by Bloomsbury. Edited by emeritus CETRA board member and long-standing staff member Lieven D’hulst, this six-volume series offers a sweeping and meticulously curated overview of translation across time, from Antiquity to the present day.
Bringing together leading voices in the field, each volume explores how translation has shaped – and been shaped by – the cultural, social, and political dynamics of its era. This series is an essential reference for anyone interested in translation history, cultural studies, or the humanities more broadly.
You can find more information here:
A Cultural History of Translation on Bloomsbury’s website
Congratulations to Lieven D’hulst and the entire editorial team on this major achievement!
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