Translator Rights and Translator Wrongs?

<p>May 1, 2011 | The Cooper Union | New York&nbsp;City <br />

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With Evan Fallenberg, Erach Screwvala, and Monika Zgustova; moderated by Susan Bernofsky</p>

 

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<p style=”text-align: center;”><strong> </strong>Co-sponsored by the PEN Translation Committee and The Cooper Union</p>

 

 

    

        

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PEN Translation Committee Chair Susan Bernofsky teams up with intellectual property attorney Erach Screwvala to discuss intellectual property issues in literary translations and their implications for both the business and the artistic sides of the translator&rsquo;s work. They are joined by three prominent translator-authors from Poland, the Czech Republic/Spain and Israel who report on the status of the ownership of artistic works internationally, and reflect on the culture of translation in their respective countries.</p>