Translation Theory in the Age of Louis XIV

Delve into the intricate world of translation with "Translation Theory in the Age of Louis XIV" by Pierre-Daniel Huet, published in 2002 by St Jerome Publishing. This hardback edition spans 190 pages, providing a comprehensive and scholarly exploration of translation as articulated in Huet's influential 1683 work, "De optimo genere interpretandi."

As a significant early modern treatise, Huet's text masterfully covers the essence, evolution, and methodologies of translation. It serves not only as an introduction to the subject but also as an essential resource for anyone interested in the theory and practice of translation during a pivotal era in French history. Engage with the thoughts of a polymath cleric whose insights remain relevant today. Secure your copy now and expand your understanding of translation theory in the context of 17th-century Europe.