The Strange Loops of Translation

Introduction
I.1 âParadoxical Level-crossing Feedback Loopâ
I.2 âPleasantly Pervasive Paradoxesâ
I.3 The Strange Loops of Translation
I.3a First Strange Loop of Translation: Self-reference
I.3b Second Strange Loop of Translation: The Incoherently Written Source Text
I.3c Third Strange Loop of Translation: The Passage of Time
I.4 The Structure of the Book
I.5 Acknowledgments
1. The Strange Loops of (Non)Equivalence
1.1 The Campaign Against Word-for-Word Translation
1.2 The Strange Loops of Sense-for-Sense Translation: St. Jerome
1.3 The Shared Strange Loops of Sense-for-Sense Translation
1.4 The Strange Loops of Word-for-Word Translation: Friedrich Schleiermacher
1.5 Conclusion
2. The Strange Loops of the Translator-Function
2.1 The Strange Loops of the Translator-Function 1: Myriam D­az-Diocaretz
2.2 The Strange Loops of the Translator-Function 2: Rosemary Arrojo
2.3 Towards an Author-Function: Derrida, Barthes, Foucault
2.4 The Strange Loops of the Translator-Function 3: Theo Hermans
3. The Strange Loops of Translation as (Peri)Performative Identities
3.1 Logical Aporias and the Strange Loops of Periperformative Workarounds: Mauricio Mendon§a Cardozo
3.2 The Strange Loops of Translating Heideggerâs Untranslatables: Sabina Folnovic Jaitner
3.3 The Strange Loops of âGoodâ and âBadâ (Periperformative) Translatabilities: Natalia S. Avtonomova and Tatevik Gukasyan
3.4 The Strange Loops by which Translation Shapes Collective Subjectivities: Sakai Naoki and Lydia H. Liu
4. The Strange Loops of Translational Bodies
4.1 The Strange Loops of Somatic Response: the DRP
4.2 The Strange Loops of Knowledge-Translation as Mouthable Rhythm: Henri Meschonnic
4.3 The Strange Loops of the Translatorâs Constructivist Agency: Kobus Marais
Conclusion: The Strange Loops of Translation as Transgressive Circulations: Johannes G¶ransson
C.1 Hoaxes
C.2 Interiority and Identity
C.3 Transminoritization
C.4 Salutary Failures
Notes
References
Index