Sentence examples similar to problem of translations from inspiring English sources

Feminist-pragmatist Celia T. Bardwell-Jones (2008) draws on Josiah Royce's theory of interpretation to address the problem of translation "at the borders of conflicting experience...where differences are translated instead of assimilated" (22).

Teaching literature, therefore, involves a serious problem of translation.

Another minor flaw in "Alice" is partly a problem of translation.

The problem of translation remains one of the most enduring challenges for scholars of literary cultures.

However, remapping in shared-memory multiprocessors can be costly due to the problem of translation lookaside buffer (TLB) inconsistency.

Because literature consists of conventional symbols, there exists in literature the problem of translation, which does not exist in the other arts.

The article examines the problem of translation and rotation of a nominally (slightly deformed) spherical rigid inclusion embedded into an unbounded elastic medium.

This workshop focuses on the problem of translation as a form and act of crossing in the geopolitical context of globalization.

The strongest of these works have been those that instead of denying the problem of translation between natural and museum, embrace it and make it the reason for the installation.

Of course it is, but in fairness, there's an inevitable problem of translation inherent to the entire Hogarth Shakespeare project: How to create a credible contemporary novel from a work written four centuries ago for the stage?

In an oft-cited letter in 1947 to the mathematician Norbert Wiener, he wrote: "One naturally wonders if the problem of translation could conceivably be treated as a problem in cryptography.