The Behavioral Economics of Translating World Literature: Translators as Econs, Humans, and Queers
Date: 03/06/2020Time: 12:00 am – 12:00 amLocation: Online via ZoomSpeaker: Professor Douglas RobinsonOn-line video at HKBUtubeTranslation Seminar SeriesAbstract: Behavioral economics is an academic newcomer: it was born in the 1980s out of experiments conducted by Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman, based on their empirical findings of predictable irrationality in human economic decision-making. Neoclassical economists had … Continue reading The Behavioral Economics of Translating World Literature: Translators as Econs, Humans, and Queers
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