If Babel Had a Form: Translating Equivalence in the Twentieth-Century Transpacific
by Tze-Yin Teo
If Babel Had a Form explores translation and equivalence across the twentieth-century Transpacific. Tze-Yin Teo examines how meaning moves between languages, cultures, and texts, offering a focused study of the interpretive questions that arise when communication crosses linguistic and geographic boundaries.
About This Book
If Babel Had a Form examines translation and equivalence in a twentieth-century Transpacific context.
The book focuses on how meaning is interpreted, negotiated, and represented across languages and cultures.
Its subject connects literary study with broader questions about communication, comparison, and transpacific exchange.
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