图书标签: 日本  NaokiSakai  文化研究  Translation  翻译  翻译学  现代性  現代性   

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如同城市一样，翻译也是一个历史范畴。Sakai 把这个范畴的历史性揭示了出来，并且创造性地揭示了 the schematic representation of translation 背后不平等的权力关系，及其与现代性的勾连。

第二场关于翻译和译者authority的论述很喜欢。但觉得整本书不够深入，流于语言层面，更像是文字游戏。

酒井直树啊。

只读了一章。。

只有我一个人觉得行文太啰嗦了吗......

In his article "Modernity and its Critique", Naoki Sakai, from the perspective of a Japanese and Asian historian, refutes the binary understanding of Modernity in historiography dealing with the modern history of Japan and reflects on the "modernist" unders...

In his article "Modernity and its Critique", Naoki Sakai, from the perspective of a Japanese and Asian historian, refutes the binary understanding of Modernity in historiography dealing with the modern history of Japan and reflects on the "modernist" unders...

In his article "Modernity and its Critique", Naoki Sakai, from the perspective of a Japanese and Asian historian, refutes the binary understanding of Modernity in historiography dealing with the modern history of Japan and reflects on the "modernist" unders...

In his article "Modernity and its Critique", Naoki Sakai, from the perspective of a Japanese and Asian historian, refutes the binary understanding of Modernity in historiography dealing with the modern history of Japan and reflects on the "modernist" unders...

In his article "Modernity and its Critique", Naoki Sakai, from the perspective of a Japanese and Asian historian, refutes the binary understanding of Modernity in historiography dealing with the modern history of Japan and reflects on the "modernist" unders...