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Contexts for Classics at the University of Michigan is pleased to announce the 10th Annual For more information please visit our RULES FOR CFC TRANSLATION CONTEST page . |
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Winners for the Classical Translation Contest Undergraduate Prizes: Doron Bloomfield, "Jaw" (translation from Pindar, Pythian Ode 12) Michael Hatty, "Menaechmi II.I" (translation from Plautus, Menaechmi) Helen Maria Ioannou, "Translating Womanhood: Voices from Greece" (translations from Efstathia and Kiki Dimoula) Erika Nicole Valdivieso, "The Menaechmi in the Old West" (translation from Plautus, Menaechmi)
Cassie Miura, "Philosophaster" (translation from Robert Burton) Garrett Ryan, "De Contemptu Mundi" (translation from Bernard of Cluny)
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CLASSICAL TRANSLATION WORKSHOP with Professor Ruth Caston and Cassie Miura WHERE: 2015C Tisch WHEN: 4pm on Monday, March 14th 2011 WHAT TO BRING: a passage in Greek, Latin, or modern Greek that you are interested in translating This workshop is open to UM undergraduates and graduate students in any department who would like to prepare a submission for the annual Classical Translation Contest sponsored by Contexts for Classics. Professor Caston will discuss approaches to the art of translation: working with fragments, appropriating modern styles, using multi-media, hip-hop, and other ideas for recreating Greek or Latin texts in English. For more info: cmerick@umich.edu |
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