01696nam#a2200217uc#4500001000800000005001700008020002200025020001800047084000700065100003900072245021200111264008300323300002100406520080600427650002301233650002301256650003201279650002901311999001701340952012101357007216820260731222733.0  a978-1-512-74143-8  a1-512-74143-4  aRa1 aSchmid, Michael T.eVerfasser4aut  aTranslating the Bible literallybthe history and translation methods of the King James Version, the New American Standard Bible and the English Standard VersioncMichael T. Schmid ; foreword by Brian R. Hand 1aBloomington, INbWest Bow Press, a division of Thomas Nelson & Zondervanc2016  axvii, 173 Seiten1 aDifferences in translation between so-called literal Bible versions make it quite appropriate to re-evaluate what is meant by the label "literal". What do different literal Bible translations have in common? How do they differ? How do we account for possible different concepts of literalness? How is the concept of literalness applied to the making of a Bible translation? To answer these questions, the author compares three literal Bible translations: the King James Version, the New American Standard Bible and the English Standard Version. For each of these versions, the historical background and the writings of the translators themselves are analysed. The book concludes with a comparison of the three translations in their renderings of selected examples from the Gospel of John. - Publisher. 4aBibelübersetzung 4aKing James Version 4aNew American Standard Bible 4aEnglish Standard Version  c57904d57904  00104070aAWMBIBbAWMBIBcRAU23d2018-11-29g0.00l0oRa 11.8 Schp01142112r2026-07-31 22:44:01w2026-07-31yBUCH