In this thread we discuss the best editions and/or translations.
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In this thread we discuss the best editions and/or translations.
Example:
pic related.
1961 Modern Library version of Ulysses. Has some of the type corrections over the 1922 text, but none of the modified Gabler shit. Ulysses is incredibly debated but just using as an example.
What do you consider to be best editions of classic lit?
Take Brothers Karamazov. Best translation? Best printing? What about inclusion of footnotes/endnotes added by editor/translator?
>>7483251
garnett. best petersburg translation: elsworth. best translation of don quixote: tobias smollett
>>7483251
>translations.
>>7483267
pleb.
Gabler is the best edition you retard.
>>7483287
hahahaha
150 pages into ulysses right now.
is it going to pick up at all or is this as good as it gets?
>>7483259
I enjoy the Smollett translation as well. I want to find a nice copy that includes the Dore engravings though.
>>7483300
>isnt experiencing awe in the face of genius
>hasnt reached oxen of the sun yet
poor poor anon...
>>7483300
>reading for enjoyment
>>7483304
you ever read gil blas? you might find that interesting. hard to find a good translation though.