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Lista de traductores al inglés

Esta es una lista de personas que han traducido una o más obras al inglés desde otro idioma. Las entradas están divididas por periodos cronológicos generales y, dentro de cada p...

Esta es una lista de personas que han traducido una o más obras al inglés desde otro idioma. Las entradas están divididas por periodos cronológicos generales y, dentro de cada periodo, por el idioma del texto original. Algunos traductores pueden aparecer en varias secciones de la lista.

Traductores de literatura antigua (Edad de Bronce – siglo V d. C.)

Traductores de la literatura mesopotámica antigua

Traductores de la Epopeya de Gilgamesh

Traductores de literatura china antigua

Traductores de las Analectas

Traductores de El arte de la guerra

Traductores de Faxian

Traductores del I Ching

Traductores de Mencio

Traductores del Tao Te Ching

Traductores del Zhuangzi

Traductores de la literatura india antigua

Traductores del Bhagavad Gita

Traductores del Dhammapada

Traductores del Sutra del Diamante

Traductores del Mahabharata

Traductores del Ramayana

Traductores del Rigveda

Traductores de la literatura Sangam

Traductores del Tirukkural

Traductores de los Upanishads

Traductores de la Biblia

Traductores del griego antiguo

Traductores de Esquilo

Traductores de la Antología Griega

Traductores de Apolonio de Perga

Traductores de Arquímedes

Traductores de Aristarco de Samos

  • Thomas HeathSobre los tamaños y las distancias del Sol y la Luna (1913)

Traductores de Aristófanes

Traductores de Aristóteles

Traductores de baquilidos

Traductores de Calímaco

Traductores de Casio Dio

Traductores de Diofanto

Traductores de Euclides

Traductores de Eurípides

Traductores de Eusebio

Traductores de Heródoto

Las Historias es la única obra de Heródoto.

Traductores de Hesíodo

Traductores de Homero

Traductores de los himnos homéricos

Traductores de Luciano

Traductores de Menandro

Traductores de Nicómaco

Traductores de Sobre lo sublime

Se desconoce el autor de Sobre lo sublime , pero convencionalmente se le conoce como Longino o Pseudo-Longino.

Traductores de los Himnos Órficos

Traductores de Píndaro

Traductores de Platón

Traductores de Plotino

Las Enéadas son la única obra de Plotino.

Traductores de Plutarco

Traductores de Polibio

Traductores de pórfido de Tiro

Traductores de Ptolomeo

Traductores de Safo

La obra de Safo solo se conserva en fragmentos.

Traductores de Sófocles

Traductores de Teofrasto

Traductores de Tucídides

La Historia de la Guerra del Peloponeso es la única obra de Tucídides.

Traductores de Jenofonte

Traductores del hebreo antiguo

Traductores del Talmud

Traductores del latín clásico

Traductores de Amiano Marcelino

Traductores del Apéndice Vergiliana

Traductores de Apuleyo

Traductores de Agustín

Traductores de Ausonio

Traductores de Aviano

Traductores de Boecio

Traductores de Julio César

Traductores de Catulo

Traductores de Cicerón

Traductores de Claudiano

Traductores de Horacio

Traductores de Juvenal

Traductores de Tito Livio

Traductores de Lucano

Traductores de Lucrecio

Nota: Su única obra fue De rerum natura .

Traductores de Marco Aurelio

Las Meditaciones son la única obra de Marco Aurelio.

Traductores de marcial

Traductores de Ovidio

Traductores de Persio

Traductores de Petronio

El Satiricón es la única obra de Petronio.

Traductores de Plauto

Traductores de Plinio el Viejo

Traductores de Plinio el Joven

Traductores de Propercio

Las Elegías son la única obra de Propercio.

Traductores de Prudencio

Traductores de Séneca el Joven

Traductores de Estacio

Traductores de Suetonio

Traductores de Terencio

Traductores de Tibulo

Traductores de Valerius Flaccus

La Argonautica es la única obra de Valerius Flaccus.

Traductores de Virgilio

Traductores de literatura altomedieval (siglos VI al IX d. C.)

Traductores del árabe de la Alta Edad Media

Traductores del Corán

Traductores del chino de principios de la Edad Media

Traductores del griego altomedieval

Traductores del hebreo altomedieval

Traductores del irlandés antiguo

Traductores del japonés de principios de la Edad Media

Traductores del coreano antiguo

Traductores del latín altomedieval

Traductores de literatura medieval (siglos X al XIV)

Traductores de anglonormando

Traductores del árabe medieval

Traductores de Las mil y una noches

Traductores del chino medieval

Traductores de Water Margin

Traductores del antiguo eslavo oriental

Traductores del inglés antiguo (siglos X a mediados del XII)

Traductores de Beowulf

Traductores del inglés medio (mediados del siglo XII al siglo XV)

Traductores de Geoffrey Chaucer

Traductores del Poeta de Gawain (Poeta de la Perla)

Traductores de William Langland

Piers Plowman es la única obra conocida de Langland.

Traductores de Brut de Layamon

Traductores de Sir Orfeo

Traductores de Chrétien de Troyes

Traductores de Christine de Pizan

Traductores de Roman de la Rose

Traductores del Cantar de Roldán

Traductores del alto alemán medio

Traductores del Cantar de los Nibelungos

Traductores del hebreo medieval

Traductores del irlandés medieval

Traductores del Táin Bó Cúailnge

Traductores del italiano medieval

Traductores de Giovanni Boccaccio

Traductores de Dante Alighieri

Traductores de Petrarca

Traductores de Giorgio Vasari

Traductores del japonés medieval

Traductores de Sei Shōnagon

Traductores de La historia de Genji

Traductores del coreano medieval

Traductores del latín medieval

Traductores de Pedro Abelardo y Eloísa

Traductores de Tomás de Aquino

Traductores de Erasmo

Traductores de Godofredo de Monmouth

Traductores del manés medieval

Traductores del nórdico antiguo

Traductores del persa medieval

Traductores de Attar de Nishapur

Traductores de Omar Khayyam

Traductores de Rumi

Traductores del español antiguo

Traductores del Cantar de mio Cid

Traductores del vietnamita medieval

Traductores de galés medio

Traductores de Y Gododdin

Traductores del Mabinogion

Traductores del yiddish medieval

Traductores de literatura de la Edad Moderna (siglos XV al XVII)

Traductores del armenio medio

Traductores del catalán antiguo

Traductores del chino de principios de la Edad Moderna

Traductores de Viaje al Oeste

Traductores del neerlandés de principios de la Edad Moderna

Traductores del francés medio

Traductores de Cyrano de Bergerac

Traductores de Molière

Traductores de Michel de Montaigne

Traductores de François Rabelais

Traductores del alemán de principios de la Edad Moderna

Traductores del irlandés de principios de la Edad Moderna

Traductores del italiano de principios de la Edad Moderna

Traductores de Ludovico Ariosto

Traductores de Nicolás Maquiavelo

Traductores de Torquato Tasso

Traductores del japonés de principios de la Edad Moderna

Traductores de Matsuo Bashō

Traductores del latín de principios de la Edad Moderna

Traductores de René Descartes

Traductores de John Milton

Traductores de Baruch Spinoza

Traductores del persa de principios de la Edad Moderna

Traductores del polaco de principios de la Edad Moderna

Traductores del escocés medio

Traductores de Miguel de Cervantes

Traductores del turco de principios de la Edad Moderna

Traductores del vietnamita de principios de la Edad Moderna

Traductores del yiddish de principios de la Edad Moderna

Traductores de literatura del final de la Edad Moderna (siglos XVIII y XIX)

Traductores del ainu de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del armenio de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del bengalí de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del chino moderno tardío

Traductores de Cao Xueqin

Traductores del danés de finales de la época moderna

Traductores de Søren Kierkegaard

Traductores del finlandés de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del francés de finales de la época moderna

Traductores de Honoré de Balzac

Traductores de Charles Baudelaire

Traductores de Alexandre Dumas

Traductores de Gustave Flaubert

Traductores de Victor Hugo

Traductores de Stéphane Mallarmé

Traductores de Guy de Maupassant

Traductores de Arthur Rimbaud

Traductores de Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Traductores de George Sand

Traductores de Stendhal

Traductores de Alexis de Tocqueville

Traductores de Julio Verne

Traductores de Voltaire

Traductores de Émile Zola

Traductores del alemán de finales de la época moderna

Traductores de los Hermanos Grimm

Traductores de Heinrich Heine

Traductores de ETA Hoffmann

Traductores de Immanuel Kant

Traductores de Friedrich Nietzsche

Traductores de Arthur Schopenhauer

Traductores del húngaro de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del irlandés de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del italiano de finales de la época moderna

Traductores de Giacomo Leopardi

Traductores de Giambattista Vico

Traductores del japonés de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del manchú de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del noruego de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del persa de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del polaco de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del punjabi de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del ruso de finales de la época moderna

Traductores de Anton Chéjov

Traductores de Fiódor Dostoievski

Traductores de Nikolai Gogol

Traductores de Mikhail Lermontov

Traductores de Alexander Pushkin

Traductores de León Tolstói

Traductores de Iván Turguénev

Traductores del gaélico escocés de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del sindhi de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del sueco de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del ucraniano de finales de la época moderna

Traductores del urdu moderno tardío

Traductores del vietnamita de finales de la época moderna

Translators of late modern Welsh

Translators of late modern Yiddish

Translators of contemporary literature (20th century onward)

Translators of Ainu

Translators of Albanian

Translators of Ismail Kadare

Translators of Arabic

Translators of Basque

Translators of Bengali

Translators of Rabindranath Tagore

Translators of Bosnian

Translators of Bulgarian

Translators of Chinese

Translators of Croatian

Translators of Czech

Translators of Karel Čapek

Translators of Jaroslav Hašek

Translators of Bohumil Hrabal

Translators of Milan Kundera

Translators of Danish

Translators of Dutch

Translators of Faroese

Translators of Finnish

Translators of Flemish

Translators of French

Translators of Roland Barthes

Translators of Georges Bataille

Translators of Simone de Beauvoir

Translators of Albert Camus

Translators of Jean Cocteau

Translators of Jacques Derrida

Translators of Anatole France

Translators of André Gide

Translators of Georges Perec

Translators of Marcel Proust

Translators of Raymond Queneau

Translators of Jean-Paul Sartre

Translators of Georges Simenon

Translators of Georgian

Translators of German

Translators of Heinrich Böll

Translators of Bertolt Brecht

Translators of Gottlob Frege

Translators of Sigmund Freud

Translators of Günter Grass

Translators of Peter Handke

Translators of Martin Heidegger

Translators of Hermann Hesse

Translators of Edmund Husserl

Translators of Elfriede Jelinek

Translators of Carl Jung

Translators of Franz Kafka

Translators of Thomas Mann

Translators of Robert Musil

Translators of Rainer Maria Rilke

Translators of W. G. Sebald

Translators of Ludwig Wittgenstein

Translators of Stefan Zweig

Translators of Gikuyu

Translators of Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o

Translators of Greenlandic

  • David R. Slavitt – translated poets Torkilk Mørch, Gerda Hvisterdahl, and Innunquaq Larsen (2012, with Nive Grønkjær)

Translators of modern Greek

Translators of Haitian Creole

Translators of Hebrew

Translators of Hindi

Translators of Hungarian

Translators of Péter Esterházy

Translators of Icelandic

Translators of Irish

Translators of Italian

Translators of Italo Calvino

Translators of Umberto Eco

Translators of Primo Levi

Translators of Luigi Pirandello

Translators of Italo Svevo

Translators of Indonesian

Translators of Japanese

Translators of Korean

Translators of Macedonian

Translators of Maltese

Translators of Montenegrin

Translators of Nepali

Translators of Norwegian

Translators of Persian (Farsi)

Translators of Sadegh Hedayat

Translators of Polish

Translators of Stanisław Lem

Translators of Olga Tokarczuk

Translators of Portuguese

Translators of Fernando Pessoa

Translators of José Saramago

Translators of Quechua

Translators of Romanian

Translators of Russian

Translators of Anna Akhmatova

Translators of Joseph Brodsky

Translators of Mikhail Bulgakov

Translators of Vladimir Nabokov

Translators of Boris Pasternak

Translators of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

Translators of Yevgeny Zamyatin

Translators of Serbian

Translators of Slovak

Translators of Slovenian

Translators of Spanish

Translators of Jorge Luis Borges

Translators of Federico García Lorca

Translators of Gabriela Mistral

Translators of Pablo Neruda

Translators of Mario Vargas Llosa

Translators of Urdu

Translators of Vietnamese

Translators of Yiddish

Translators of Isaac Bashevis Singer

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