Translation and Creativity

Eugenia Loffredo is an Associate Tutor at the University of East Anglia. Manuela Perteghella is a Translator. She also acts as a consultant, reader and translator for the Royal National Theatre Studio, London.

"...An ambitious and challenging book..." Bibliography of Translation Studies Online

• FOREWORD; Theo Hermans, University College London; INTRODUCTION. PART ONE Creating Trends: Exploring New Frontiers; 1. Translating the Self: Correspondences of Self-Translation, Creativity and Autobiography; Paschailis Nikolaou; 2. Translation and the Spaces of Reading; Clive Scott, University of East Anglia; 3. Loosening the Grip of the Text: Theory as an Aid to Creativity; Jean Boase-Beier, University of East Anglia; PART TWO Translation Methodologies; 4. The Body as Stage Between Desire, Text and Writing: How Space Uses the Unspeakable to Develop a New Methodology of Translation Practices in Greece; Christiana Lambridinis; 5. Unlocking the Black Box: Researching Poetry Translation Processes; Francis R. Jones, Newcastle University; 6. Painting with Words; Ann Pattison; PART THREE Case Studies: Translators as Creative Writers; 7. Creative Translation, Translating Creatively: A Case Study on Aesthetic Coherence in Peter Stambler's Han Shan; Xavier Lin; 8. Poetry, Music and Transformation in the Gulf of Naples: A Creative Voyage of The Tempest; Manuela Perteghella; PART FOUR Textuality and Experiment; 9. Translation and the Challenge of Orthography; Judy Kendall; 10. Faust Goes Pop: A Translator's Rereading(s); Chantal Wright; 11. 'Translational Form': A Transgeneric Translation of Jeanne; Hyvrard's Mere la mort into English; Eugenia Loffredo, University of East Anglia; Bibliography; Index.