Race, class, and the politics of Biblical translation / editors: Randall C. Bailey and Tina Pippin.
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- Race, class, and the politics of Bible translation [Cover title]
- 220.6 Se52 v.76
- BS 449 .R33 1996
- 11.32
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Tantur Ecumenical Institute Library Main Collection (Lower Floor) | 220.6 Se52 v.76 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | SS000762592 |
Includes bibliographies.
Introduction : Race, class, and the politics of Bible translation / Bailey and Pippin -- 1. Textual cleansing: a move from the colonial to the postcolonial version / R. S. Sugirtharajah -- 2. Tampering with Bible translation in Yap / Dolores Yilibuw -- 3. Cultural encroachment and Bible translation / Robert P. Carroll -- 4. The productive role of English Bible translators / Abraham Smith -- 5. Poor and poverty: social distance and Bible translation / Samuel Pagán -- 6. "For fear of the Jews:" Lying and truth telling in translating the Gospel of John / Tina Pippin -- 7. "They shall become as white as snow / Randall C. Bailey --
Responses: Retroubling biblical waters / Madeline McClenney-Sadler -- Translating for the guy with the Gideon Bible / Frances Fite -- The politics of race and class in Bible translation / Hisako Kinukawa -- On the Ethics of translation / Edward L. Greenstein -- On being faithful and disloyal / Angelika Bammer -- Translation: postmodern passage to ethical fragments / Gary A. Phillips -- Readings in translation theory and practice: a bibliography / Tina Pippin and Cynthia V. Vaughan.
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