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Theory of literary translation --- Ossian [Fictitious character]

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The aim of this book is to revisit Ossian, whilst broadening the scope of oral literature and translation to embrace cultural contexts outside of Europe. Epics, ballads, prose tales, ritual and lyric songs, as genres, existed orally before writing was invented. Serious debate about them, at least in modern Western culture, may be said to have begun with James Macpherson and Thomas Percy. Considering the ongoing debate on orality and authenticity in the case of Ossian, this book includes ground-breaking, previously published essays which provide essential information relating to orality, Ossian and translation, but have been frequently overlooked. Its contributions focus on the aspects of authenticity, transmediation, popular poetry and music, examining Scottish, German, Portuguese, Brazilian, African, American Indian, Indian and Chinese literatures.

Music --- Poetry --- Fiction --- Thematology --- Theory of literary translation --- Macpherson, James --- Ossian [Fictitious character] --- Folk literature --- Oral literature --- Folklore --- Literature

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Literature

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German literature --- Germany (GDR) --- Romanticism --- Littérature allemande --- Romantisme --- History and criticism --- Congresses. --- Influence --- Histoire et critique --- Congrès --- Littérature allemande --- Congrès