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A sequel to the widely acclaimed Translation as Discovery, this volume not only builds on the ground of the earlier book but also seeks to extend it. It includes a perceptive account of the long history of translation in India, study of multiple translations of single text using perspectives of book hitory as well as literary criticism, observations on translation as a craft, nearly equal to art but not quite so, assessment of the pedagoic and market possibilities of translated texts, accent on sturdily indigenist translatorial practices and several other key concerns of translation studies, reflecting the authors life long engagement with the varied aspects of the discipline. About Author : Sujit Mukherjee began his career as a teacher of English literature but as a critic he invaribaly focussed on issues and texts relating to India. Contents : Editor Preface Anuvad Vivad Rabindranath in English Reviewing Translation Translation as Recovery: An exercise Index