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- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE classification A1.
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE date "2025".
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE language "eng".
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE type journalArticle.
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE hasPart urn:uuid:c24e4f97-90f9-4fe2-969e-9d5dfe71a59c.
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE subject "Languages and Literatures".
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE doi "10.1080/0907676X.2024.2422499".
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE issn "0907-676X".
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE issn "1747-6623".
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE abstract "The Romantic period redefined translation in a way that is epochal; that is, its reconfiguration of translation betokened a shift from the early modern period to a fully experienced modernity. In British Romanticism, in particular, this redefinition paradoxically combines a marginalisation and a celebration of translation. This article examines this paradox and shows that even as many British Romantic writers rhetorically carved out a space for their literary authority by arguing for the fundamental untranslatability of literature, there is also a discursive strand that embraces translation. Through a reading of 'On First Looking into Chapman's Homer', an 1816 sonnet by John Keats, which this article proposes to read as a poetical piece of translation history which fuses early modern translatio and modern translation, we show that these strands combine to create a poetically and historiographically potent way of imagining the reliance on international traffic and mediation which characterise modern literature.".
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE author 037d1840-886a-11ec-be8a-c509941d5690.
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE author 4DC4F62E-6888-11E5-AD70-3415B5D1D7B1.
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE dateCreated "2023-08-02T14:28:40Z".
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE dateModified "2024-12-20T15:59:42Z".
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE name "Keats's 'On First Looking into Chapman's Homer' and romantic (in)visibility".
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE pagination urn:uuid:a14ec609-3879-4f3c-93f5-36d197a5612f.
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE sameAs LU-01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE.
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE sourceOrganization urn:uuid:77fae43f-a386-4f7a-976e-286e6686984d.
- 01H6VAD7JDM6YKHQTX5BDQEJRE type A1.