This
article
takes
Wagner’s
Judaism
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for…
in
Music
as
a
case
study
to
reflect
• Introducing
a
topic
with
a
on
the
complex
issues
surrounding
general
statement
the
translation
of
composers’
• Making
statements
about
what
theoretical
writings.
Wagner’s
is
currently
true
famous
pamphlet
was
translated
several
times
into
French;
the
first
translation
appeared
in
1850,
and
the
newest
is
still
to
be
published.
This
latest
retranslation
(which
was
Past
carried
out
by
the
author
of
this
article)
is
justified
in
part
by
the
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for…
intricate
publication
history
of
• Reporting
another’s
completed
Wagner’s
text,
whose
two
different
research
versions
(1850
and
1869)
have
been
• Describing
completed
methods
repeatedly
confused
and/or
and
data
separated
in
previous
French
translations.
It
also
attempts
to
find
a
new
solution
to
the
problem
posed
by
the
last
word
of
the
1850
text,
“Untergang”,
which
until
now
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was
consistently
translated
as
“anéantissement”
(“annihilation,
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for…
destruction”),
an
error
that
• Describing
a
past
situation
in
contributed
to
exaggerate
your
area
of
inquiry
Wagner’s
anti-‐Semitism.
• Bridging
previous
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