Editors'Foreword
ALBRECHT NEUBERT AND GREGORY M. SHREVE
Foreword
EDWIN GENTZILER
Preface
PART 1：REMAPPING RHETORIC AND GRAMMAR
1. The Renaissance：FREDERICK M. RENER，Inte~pretatio
2. The Middle Ages：RITA COPELAND，Rhetoric,Hermeneutics，and Translation in the Middle Ages
3. The Colonial Impulse：ERIC CHEYFITZ，The Poetics of Imperialism
PART 2：INSIDE SYSTEMS
4. Many Systems：ANDRI~LEFEVERE，Translation，Rewriting, and the Manipulation of Litermy Fame
5. Personalizing Process：ANTHONY PYM，Epistemological Problems in Translation andIts Teaching
6. Pain and Playfulness：SUZANNEJILI。LEVINE，The Subversive Scribe
7. The Translator-Function：MYRIAM DiAZ—DIOCARETZ Translating Poetic Discourse
PART 3：EMBRACING THE FOREIGN
8. Foreignizing Experience：ANTOINE BERMAN，The Experience oftheForeign
9. Foreignizing Fluency：LAWRENCE VENUTI，The Translator's Invisibility
10. Foreignism and the Phantom Limb
11. (Dis)Abusing Translation：PHIl。IP E. LEWIS，“The Measure ofTranslation Effects”
Conclusion：Neural Networks，Synchronicity,and Freedom
Notes
References
Index

Editors'Foreword
ALBRECHT NEUBERT AND GREGORY M. SHREVE
Foreword
EDWIN GENTZILER
Preface
PART 1：REMAPPING RHETORIC AND GRAMMAR
1. The Renaissance：FREDERICK M. RENER，Inte~pretatio
2. The Middle Ages：RITA COPELAND，Rhetoric,Hermeneutics，and Translation in the Middle Ages
3. The Colonial Impulse：ERIC CHEYFITZ，The Poetics of Imperialism
PART 2：INSIDE SYSTEMS
4. Many Systems：ANDRI~LEFEVERE，Translation，Rewriting, and the Manipulation of Litermy Fame
5. Personalizing Process：ANTH...