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Article Dans Une Revue European Judaism Année : 2018

The Use of Biblicizing Techniques in Isaac Salkinson’s Hebrew Translations: Hebrew Literature and Christian Mission

Eran Shuali
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In this article, I examine the character and reception of the Hebrew translations of St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans, Milton’s Paradise Lost, Shakespeare’s Othello and Romeo and Juliet, Tiedge’s Urania, and the New Testament produced in the second half of the nineteenth century by Isaac Salkinson, a Jew converted to Christianity and employed as a missionary by the British Society for the Propagation of the Gospel among the Jews. I focus on a salient feature of these translations, that is the use of biblicizing techniques. In contrast to previous studies, I tie the production of all of Salkinson’s translations to his activity as a missionary.

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hal-03525544 , version 1 (13-01-2022)

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Eran Shuali. The Use of Biblicizing Techniques in Isaac Salkinson’s Hebrew Translations: Hebrew Literature and Christian Mission. European Judaism, 2018, 52/2 (2018), pp.74-82. ⟨hal-03525544⟩

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