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Voices of Excellence
The Ohio State University College of Arts and Sciences
218 episodes
9 months ago
The Ohio State University history professor David Staley interviews fellow researchers about their work.
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The Ohio State University history professor David Staley interviews fellow researchers about their work.
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Education
Arts,
Science
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Paul Reitter: A Capital Idea
Voices of Excellence
32 minutes 40 seconds
11 months ago
Paul Reitter: A Capital Idea


Paul Reitter, a Professor of Germanic Languages and Literatures at Ohio State University, discusses his recent translation of Volume 1 of Karl Marx’s Capital with host David Staley. Reitter discusses the nuances and challenges of translating Marx’s work, the intricacies of Marx’s theories on value and capitalism, and how Reitter’s translation aims to preserve Marx’s original meaning and literary style. Staley and Reitter also cover the broader implications and significance of translation studies, the historical undervaluation of translation in academia, and Reitter’s future projects on translating the remaining volumes of Capital.








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Voices of Excellence
The Ohio State University history professor David Staley interviews fellow researchers about their work.