This paper examines the works of three 16th-century women translators - i.e. Anne Cooke Bacon, Anne Locke Prowse and Maragaret Tyler - who, by englishing Ochino, Calvin and Ortunez de Calahorra respectively, made a valuable contribution to the translation activity of the age and, as a consequence, helped to shape the social, religious, cultural and literary contours of Elizabethan England.
Translation: an Elizabethan ‘female’ art?
STURIALE, MASSIMO
2008-01-01
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This paper examines the works of three 16th-century women translators - i.e. Anne Cooke Bacon, Anne Locke Prowse and Maragaret Tyler - who, by englishing Ochino, Calvin and Ortunez de Calahorra respectively, made a valuable contribution to the translation activity of the age and, as a consequence, helped to shape the social, religious, cultural and literary contours of Elizabethan England.File in questo prodotto:
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