葛浩文翻译思想.ppt

Howard Goldblatt 葛浩文 —— Fidelity and Betrayal in translation Name: 信 馨 Student Number:2120920 Howard Goldblatt Howard Goldblatt 葛浩文   Goldblatt, 73, is the foremost Chinese- English translator in the world. By now, he has translated thirty volumes of Chinese fiction , making great contributions to the popularization of Chinese literature with the English-speaking readers and to China’s first Noble Prize in Literature.  Wolf Totem《狼图腾》 by 姜戎  Life and Death are Wearing Me Out《生死疲劳》by 莫言 The Field of Life and Death Tales of Hulan River 《生死场和呼兰河传》by 萧红 Please Don‘t Call Me Human《千万别把我当人》by 王朔 Introduction to Howard Goldblatt1939 born in Long Beach, California, U.S.A local community college Sign up for officer school in the Navy— being sent to Taipei as a junior officer1965, he was engaged in the Vietnam WarBack to Taipei. This time, he made better use of his time and began learning Chinese. He enrolled in Taiwan’s Normal Academy  Given the Chinese name : Ge Heowen, which means “Vast Literary Talent.” 1968, his father died. He flew back home.  Master’s degree: San Francisco State University.  Reading a Chinese novel by Xiao Jun for the first time Doctor’s degree: Indiana University. ?1974 His doctoral dissertation Hsiao Hung《萧红评传》(Published in HK ,1979).Teaching in San Francisco State University. Translating Teaching 1985 Goldblatt found one of Mo Yan’s stories in an anthology of Chinese writers. “ one of the first really authentic Chinese stories he’d read after the country’s disastrous Cultural Revolution.”  1989, left San Francisco State for the University of Colorado.  retired in 2000  2002-2011 Research Professor of Chinese at the?University of Notre Dame?圣母大学, Focusing solely on translating. “American translators of contemporary Ch