Comparing Translation In Willa And Edwin Muir's The Metamorphosis

Translation is important for understanding works created within other cultures around the world. Often times, we rely on translators to create a bridge between our language and those we do not understand. It is their job to take writings from other places and convert them to the language in which we speak. Translators have the ability to take an original piece, with its content and structure, and reform it into a piece that more of the world will understand. In Willa and Edwin Muir's’ translation of “The Metamorphosis” by Franz Kafka, and the translation written by Stanly Corngold, each of the writers uses their ability as a translator to rewrite the story with the most accuracy and fluency as possible.
In “The Art of Translation” by Rick