This scholarly work explores the translation and cultural exchange of English literature and culture during the Early Modern period into German. It examines the significance of translation as a cultural technique from the 15th century onwards, emphasizing its impact on media and cultural practices. The book is aimed at an academic audience, particularly those interested in literary studies, translation studies, and cultural history. Contributions discuss various aspects, including the translation of literary works, the adaptation of genres, and the intercultural dialogues between England and Germany. The editors aim to provide insights into the transformative power of translation in shaping cultural narratives and literary forms. |