Ideas Across Borders

ISBN-13: 9781032343686 / Miękka / 2024 / 384 str.

Opis

Building on the historical study of cultural translation, this volume brings together a range of case studies and fresh approaches to early modern intellectual history by scholars from across Europe reflecting on ideological and political change from c. 1600–1840.

Spis treści

1. Introduction: Ideas across Borders  Part 1: Religious and Scholarly Translation  2. From the Islamic world to Rome and Florence: translations and prints across early modern Europe  3. David Friedrich Megerlin (1698–1778) and his German Qur’an  Part 2: Translation Networks and the Dissemination of Texts  4. The tasks of the translators: social networks and the publication of continental European writings during the English Revolution, 1641–1660  5. Pierre Des Maizeaux and the (Huguenot) business of translation in the early eighteenth century  Part 3: Delayed Translation  6. Translation before translation: The dissemination of Harrington's republican ideas in French in the eighteenth century  7. Translations of James Harrington’s political works during the French Revolution: Genre, materiality, and intention  8. Ancient wisdom for troubled times: Late eighteenth-century Dutch translations of the classics  9. Non-contemporaneous contemporaries: translating the (long) Enlightenment in Reform Era Hungary (1830s–1840s)  Part 4: Translation as Cultural Mediation  10. Anglo-Italian cultural relations ‘through the lens of translation’: The first Italian editions of William Robertson’s History of Scotland  11. Algernon Sidney in German: The reviewer as an agent of cultural translation  Part 5: Maps and Images in Translation  12. A Printer’s View of Hugo Grotius’ Mare liberum (1633),  13. Transforming the Carte de Tendre into A Voyage to the Isle of Love: The cultural transmission of a map of courtship from Madeleine de Scudéry’s French salons to Aphra Behn’s English readers  Part 6: Failed Translation  14. The manifold strategies of seventeenth-century translators: the case of Du Verdus as translator of Thomas Hobbes  15. Untranslatable, unsellable, unreadable?: Obstacles, delays and failures in cultural translation in print, 1640–1800

O autorze

Gaby Mahlberg is a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellow at Newcastle University, UK. Her publications include The English Republican Exiles in Europe during the Restoration (2020) and Henry Neville and English Republican Culture in the Seventeenth Century: Dreaming of Another Game (2009).

Thomas Munck is Emeritus Professor of Early Modern European History at the University of Glasgow, UK. He adopts comparative historical perspectives, as in his Seventeenth Century Europe (2005), and in his Conflict and Enlightenment: Print and Political Culture in Europe 1635-1795 (2019).