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Publication details [#185]

Delisle, Jean. 2002. Irène de Buisseret, "comtesse" de la traduction, pédagogue humaniste [Irène de Buisseret, "countess" of translation, humanistic educationalist]. In Delisle, Jean. Portraits de traductrices [Portraits of women translators] (Perspectives on Translation). Ottawa: Presses de l'Université d'Ottawa. pp. 369–402.
Publication type
Chapter in book
Publication language
French
Person as a subject
Title as subject

Abstract

The author tells us the story of Irène de Buisseret, who lived as a hermit and who did not leave many traces. Irène de Buisseret, who worked as a translator in Canada, left us however a literary work, full of seriousness and humour, great intentions and fantasy. De Buisseret did not translate much; only two storybooks for children and one philosophical novel. Apart from that, she wrote her masterpiece, a translation manual. This article presents an overview of Irène's work with a special focus on the Guide du traducteur.
Source : Based on abstract in book