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Kate Sturge | MPIWG

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Kate Sturge is the editorial assistant for the Max Planck Research Group “Experience in the Premodern Sciences of Soul & Body, ca – ” Kate completed her PhD in translation studies at University College London in She has worked as a teacher of English language and as a German–English translator specializing in humanities ...

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Link zu diesem Datensatz, http://d-nb.info Titel/Bezeichnung, "The Alien within" : translation into German during the Nazi Regime / Kate Sturge.

"The Alien within": translation into German during the Nazi regime -...

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Title, "The Alien within": translation into German during the Nazi regime. Author, Kate Sturge. Publisher, Iudicium, Original from, the University of Michigan.

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Kate Sturge is a translator and the editorial assistant for the Max Planck Re-search Group “Epistemes of Modern Acoustics.” Her Ph.D. in comparative literature at University College, London, investigated the politics of translating fiction in Nazi Germany.

Review on JSTOR

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Reviewed Work: The Politics of Literature in Nazi Germany: Books in the Media Dictatorship by Jan-Pieter Barbian, Kate Sturge. Review by: André Schütze.

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The past years have seen a growing public debate among Romanian writers both in Germany and Romania, and increasingly a wider public, over the nature and...

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Sturge, Kate: "The ALien Within". Translation into German

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2004 • ISBN · 224 S., kt. · EUR 26,—. In a regime obsessed with purity, what place could there be for a literary practice that epitomises hybridity — translation? Examining the discourse on translation in Nazi literary journals, this study shows how foreign literature was viewed through the prism of national identity ...