Hemingway attempts to
preface his work with appropriate positioning.
Breaking Forelegs: Hemingway's Early Prefaces
203) also suggests that the analysis of
prefaces could be useful to translator trainees in that they can learn from and adopt the guidelines provided in the
preface.
The translator's preface as a paratextual device in Malay-English literary translations
The persuasive quality of the
preface constitutes a fascinating area of inquiry, not only for the fields of translation studies and rhetoric, but for the study of literature as well.
Persuasive spaces: translators' prefaces to the Divine Comedy
At first sight and touch, the physical fact of the 2016 edition of Edward Garnett's 1937 collection of Conrad's
prefaces, edited and with a foreword by Owen Knowles, is a bibliophile's joy.
Joseph Conrad. Joseph Conrad: Prefaces
These front matter pages may include: foreword,
preface by the editor,
preface, acknowledgements and introduction.
La autopromocion de los libros de texto academicos en la seccion del prefacio: un analisis de genero
As a consequence, the
preface plays an unusually pivotal material role in books produced throughout this period.
Framing the reformation woman writer: John Bale's prefaces to Anne Askew's Examinations
But what paths to interpretation may emerge if we incorporate the
preface into our reading?
On the edge of the text preface and reader in Ovid's Amores
Not until 1830 does Lamartine speak about poetry in his own voice, in the Discours de reception a l'Academie francaise praising his predecessor the Count Daru (translator of Horace) and in the
preface to Harmonies poetiques et religieuses, where he articulates a symphonic poetics arising from the fusion of personal anguish and religious faith with the natural world.
Lamartine, Alphonse de. Avertissements, prefaces et propos sur la poesie et la litterature
However, Swapan Kumar Bose, author of the upcoming book Carnival of Dreams, clarifies that there is no mention of Oman in the book except in the
preface. But the foreword is very significant, he explains.
Writer salutes Oman's march to prosperity
Preface to the
preface: there is a white bone/contained in [this] thin tin sack: a pretender/a corpse/a red-washed bladder//a false Do you recognise?
Red::Riding
The volume contains not only considerations of literary texts--the novels of Marivaux, Prevost, and Bernardin de Saint Pierre, as well as
prefaces to translations of English novels--but also looks at the emergence and development of the scholarly
preface.
L'Art de la preface au siecle des Lumieres
Referring to the
preface, Bunch asks, "How cool is this?
The Bruce Springsteen/Iraq Link -- With a Little 'Attytood'
This is a reprint of Woodward's work with a new
preface giving biographical information on the author.
Alabama blast furnaces. (reprint, 1940)
The most extensive study in the volume is the final one, which examines in detail the
prefaces to Robert Olivetan's 1535 French Bible, in particular the fourth
preface, directed to the Jews.
Verantwortlich und frei: Studien zu Zwingli und Calvin, zum Pfarrerbild und zur Israeltheologie der Reformation
The editor has contributed a new
preface and, whilst mentioning that Auden sometimes made revisions to the US text which were different from those for the UK text, concludes that 'the complexity of the resulting textual problems exceeds their importance'.
W.H. Auden: Collected Poems