WAAT #67: Considering the Theory of Multiple Intelligences for Literary Translation
Jan 12, 2024
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Quotes related to literary translation for We Are All Translators (WAAT.)
WAAT #67: Considering the Theory of Multiple Intelligences for Literary Translation
WAAT #66: Beginning Again with a New Year
WAAT #62: A Literary Translation Links Roundup
WAAT #61: Crafting Neologisms in Literary Translation
WAAT #58: A Literary Translation Links Roundup
WAAT #49: WAAT Links: The Trick of Translation
WAAT #46: WAAT Links: On translated text and context
On Knowing More Than One Language (and Some Interesting Links)
Always Translating (and Some Interesting Links)
Translation as Decoding and Re-encoding (and Some Interesting Links)
Beyond the Realm of Words (and Some Interesting Links)
Communication as a Miracle of Translation (and Some Interesting Links)
Jenny Bhatt is an author, a literary translator, and a book critic. She is a 2025 NEA Translation Fellow. Currently, she is a Ph.D. student of literature at the University of Texas at Dallas. She has taught creative writing at Writing Workshops Dallas and the PEN America Emerging Voices Fellowship Program. Sign up for her free newsletters, We Are All Translators and/or Historical Fiction Craft Notes. Jenny lives in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, Texas. (Photo Credit: Pixel Voyage Photography / Arushi Gupta)
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