Английская Википедия:Isaac Edward Salkinson
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Isaac Edward Salkinson (Шаблон:Lang-yi; 1820 - June 5, 1883) was a Lithuanian Hebrew writer and translator, considered "one of the finest translators of the Haskalah."Шаблон:R He was a convert to Christianity who became a missionary for the Church.
Biography
Salkinson was born into an Orthodox Jewish family in Vilna in 1820.Шаблон:RШаблон:Notetag His father died when he was young, as did his mother seven years later.Шаблон:R He then set out for America with the intention of entering a rabbinical seminary there. While in London, however, he was met by agents of the London Missionary Society and was persuaded to forsake Judaism. Baptized soon afterward, in 1849 he entered the college of that society, where he studied for four years.
His first appointment was as missionary to the Jews in Edinburgh, where he became a student at Divinity Hall. He was ordained a minister of the Presbyterian Church in Glasgow in 1859.Шаблон:R He served his church as a missionary in various towns, including Presburg, and finally settled in Vienna in 1876.
Work
Salkinson was encouraged to translate classical Western literature into Hebrew by C. D. Ginsburg, who "thought that the Jews, who love the Hebrew language, would read [...] classical Christian work[s], though they would refuse to read an ordinary Christian religious book."Шаблон:R Though many of his translations were clearly intended for missionary purposes, others were done for purely artistic reasons,Шаблон:R and he maintained a relationship with the Maskilic writer Peretz Smolenskin.[1]
Among his early translations was Шаблон:Ill's Philosophy of the Plan of Salvation, published under the title Sod ha-yeshuʻah (Altona, 1858). He also translated Milton's Paradise Lost, under the title Va-yegaresh et ha-adam (Vienna, 1871); Shakespeare's Othello and Romeo and Juliet, under the titles Iti'el ha-Kushi (ib. 1874; preface by Smolenskin) and Ram ve-Ya'el (ib. 1878); and Tiedge's Urania, under the title Ben Ḳohelet (ib. 1876). His translation of the New Testament was published posthumously under the supervision of Ginsburg in Vienna in 1886.Шаблон:R
Selected publications
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References
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