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100 1 _aAl-Ghadeer, Moneera
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245 1 0 _aTranslating Cultures in the Arab World
_bNew Histories and Geographies
_cEdited by Moneera Al-Ghadeer, Charles Forsdick and Andreas Karatsolis
264 _aLondon
_bRoutledge
_c2026
300 _a261 Seiten
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505 _aTable of ContentsList of ContributorsAcknowledgementIntroduction: Rethinking Translating Cultures and the Arab WorldMoneera Al-GhadeerPart I - Translating Cultures: Theoretical Frameworks and Foundational Concepts1. The Importance of Translation for the Study of CulturesSusan Bassnett2. Translating Cultures: Origins and Future Directions Charles Forsdick3. Planetary Concept Work: Philology, Untranslatables, Language Justice Emily Apter4. Philosophy and Translation in the Arab WorldAbdessalam BenabdelaliPart II- Translating Cultures in the Gulf Region: Case Studies and Emerging Paradigms5. The Specter of Un-translatability and the First Saudi Opera, Zarqa al-Yamama Moneera Al-Ghadeer6. Arabophone Cultures of Translation: Patterns and Factors for their Emergence Andreas Karatsolis and Mohammed AlsudairiPart III- Historical Perspectives on Cultural and Translational Movements7. Rethinking Translating Cultures: Cultural Translation and Appropriation in 16th-Century Islamic Spain Ovidi Carbonell Cortes8. Epistemic Translation: The Case of al-�intiq�d by Yaqub �1arr�"f Haifa Saud Alfaisal9. Cultural Confluence: Loanwords as Vessels of Culinary and Cultural Exchange in Medieval Islamic Cookbooks: A Pilot Study Dima Abdul-Jabbar10. Cultural Confluence: Loanwords as Vessels of Culinary and Cultural Exchange in Cookbooks from the Islamic Golden Age: A Pilot StudyDima Abdulmajeed AbduljabbarIndex
520 _aTranslating Cultures in the Arab World: New Histories and Geographies significantly expands translation studies by unearthing overlooked discussions and reconceptualizing the history and movements of translation. It moves beyond a Western-centric and Anglonormative research perspective by beginning with the Middle East and the Arabic language, critically engaging with scholarship from the Arab world, including the Gulf region and the Global South. This provides a more inclusive and representative theorization of translating cultures for the twenty-first century. It features contributions from leading scholars that challenge previous interpretations and highlight translations crucial role in reshaping the translational humanities and Middle Eastern studies.The text addresses critical issues, including the philosophy of translation, the dialectical relationship between translation and culture, the complexities of untranslatability, and the pivotal role of translation within specific historical and cultural contexts, such as Medieval Islamic cookbooks, the Arab world in sixteenth-century Islamic Spain, epistemic translation in the Arab Renaissance (Nah�a), the first Saudi Opera, Zarqa Al Yamama, and the contemporary proliferation of translational spaces within the Gulf region. The volume thus serves as an essential intervention, urging scholars to interrogate how knowledge is constructed, contested, and reconfigured in global and translational contexts.As a comprehensive examination of translating cultures at the intersection of historical analysis, theoretical exploration, and global cultural exchange, this volume serves as an essential resource for scholars and students in translation studies, comparative literature, Middle Eastern studies, and related fields.
700 1 _aForsdick, Charles
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700 1 _aKaratsolis, Andreas
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