google 翻譯:從家裡來──以及陳澄波文化基金會。
2025年5月30日 星期五
岩波書店のPR雑誌「図書」翻譯成《陶書》真是亂搞
2025年5月29日 星期四
Flaubert in the Ruins of Paris: The Story of a Friendship, a Novel, and a Terrible Year 某處註解說企鵝《情感教育: 一個年青人的故事》英譯版的可讀性太高,無法表達Gustave Flauber的文風
《漢清講堂227 《喬治‧ 桑與福樓拜 》》YouTube, 2018-0509。《 漢清講堂140 《情感教育》》 梁永安、曹永洋,張華,缪詠華,鍾漢清等人 2017-02-18。
2025年5月26日 星期一
“Heart Lamp,” a Booker Prize-Winning Work From India Redefined Translation 取自紐約時報
How a Booker Prize-Winning Work From India Redefined Translation
An extraordinary author-translator collaboration produced a book, “Heart Lamp,” that was lauded for enriching the English language.
...But “Heart Lamp” is unusual for another reason. It is not a translation of an existing book. Instead, Ms. Mushtaq’s translator, Deepa Bhasthi, selected the stories that make up “Heart Lamp” from among Ms. Mushtaq’s oeuvre of more than 60 stories written over three decades and first published in Kannada-language journals.
The collaboration that won the two women the world’s most prestigious award for fiction translated into English represents an extraordinary empowerment of Ms. Bhasthi in the author-translator relationship....
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印度得獎作品重新定義翻譯
作者與譯者合作創作了一本名為《心燈》的書,該書因豐富了英語語言而受到稱讚。
……但《"心燈?》還有另一個不尋常之處。它不是現有書籍的翻譯。相反,穆什塔克女士的翻譯迪帕·巴斯蒂 (Deepa Bhasthi) 從穆什塔克女士三十多年來創作的 60 多個故事中挑選出了組成《心燈》的故事,這些故事最初發表在卡納達語期刊上。
這次合作使兩位女性獲得了世界上最負盛名的英文小說翻譯獎,這體現了 Bhasthi 女士在作者與譯者關係中的非凡"權力?"?…
2025年5月18日 星期日
GOOGLE 翻譯錯誤 Hardy will be the souls who tour this air-conditioned edifice all the way through and glimpse the exit sign.
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- capable of enduring difficult conditions; robust."a hardy breed of cattle"
Nonfiction
A New Biography of Mark Twain Doesn’t Have Much of What Made Him Great
Ron Chernow traces the life of a profound, unpredictable and irascibly witty writer.

MARK TWAIN, by Ron Chernow
Ron Chernow’s new biography of Mark Twain is enormous, bland and remote — it squats over Twain’s career like a McMansion. Chernow, who has previously written lives of financial titans, war heroes and founding fathers, misses the man William Faulkner called “the father of American literature” almost entirely. He demonstrates little feeling for the deeper and least domesticated regions of Twain’s art, or for the literary context of his era. His book is an endurance test, one that skimps on the things that formed Twain and made him the most lucid, profound, unpredictable and irascibly witty American of his time. Hardy will be the souls who tour this air-conditioned edifice all the way through and glimpse



