Babel 9:1/2
[Babel, 9:1/2] 1963. 122 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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The Translation of Religious Texts: A unique and ancient traditionEugene A. Nida | pp. 3–5
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The History of Principles of Bible Translation in the Western WorldW. Schwarz | pp. 5–22
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Religious Translation into Non-Western Languages within the Protestant TraditionWilfred J. Bradnock | pp. 22–35
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Aspects of Sacral LanguageJ. Wils | pp. 36–48
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The Problem of Translating Buddhist Canonical Texts into ChineseLeon Hurvitz | pp. 48–52
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Buddhist Translation in JapanJoseph M. Kitagawa | pp. 53–59
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Aspects of the Qur'an TranslationDaud Rahbar | pp. 60–68
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Borrowing from Sanskrit into KannadaW. Perston | pp. 68–70
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The English Bible 1611 - 1961: Some Literary ConsiderationsR.H. Milner | pp. 70–79
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Bible Translating into DutchA.R. Hulst | pp. 79–82
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Martin Buber and Franz Rosenzweig's Translation of the Old TestamentKarl Thieme | pp. 83–86
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The Word of God into the Languages of MenEdmond Cary | pp. 87–91
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Translating IncommensurablesJoseph E. Grimes | pp. 91–93
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Englishing the Institutes of John CalvinFord Lewis Battles | pp. 94–98
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Bible Translating and the Science of LinguisticsEugene A. Nida | pp. 99–104
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E.A. Nida: Message amd Missionp. 105
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Trends in European and American Linguistics (1930/1960)Reviewed by Georges Mounin | pp. 105–106
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Bibliographie Internationale de la Traductionp. 106
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Lexicographical Informationpp. 108–116
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