AN ECCENTRIC CATALOGUE: INDEPENDENT LITERARY PUBLISHERS AND POETRY TRANSLATED IN ARGENTINA IN THE LAST DECADE
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https://doi.org/10.1344/transfer.2014.9.32-49Keywords:
Poetry Translation, Independent Publishing Houses, Argentina.Abstract
This paper is part of a postdoctoral research about translation poetry and independent publishing houses in Argentina throughout a decade: 2002-2012. It focuses on two significant cases: Bajo la luna and Gog Magog.
For these little publishing houses, translation is a privileged way to design an eccentric catalogue, for a double purpose: to resist the power of big publishing groups and to construct a particular literary identity within the Argentinian publishing field.
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