Información General

• Autores: Lukasz Barcinski (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Peter Lang
• Año de publicación: 2019
• Colecciones: Studies in linguistics, anglophone literatures and cultures, 25
• País: Alemania
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-3-631-80068-3
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Resumen

• This book offers a wide selection of carefully selected studies examining some of the most compelling issues, which have been explored in the area of literary translation. The contributions were authored by an international group of scholars who focused on the recent developments in the field, encompassing the complex aspects of cultural transfer; translation of stylistic devices; and the importance of convention and ideology. However, the most distinctive feature of this book is that it offers a multifaceted view of the condition of the contemporary national identities and its linguistic transfer from different perspectives within various source language/target language pairs.

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Listado de artículos

• • Extreme Stylization as a Platform for Communicating Polish Identity - on the Example of Rendering Phraseology in the Swedish Translation of Witold Gombrowicz’s Trans-atlantyk

    Ewa Data-Bukowska

    págs. 17-32

    

  • Chaosmic Identities – A Rhizomatic Approach to Literary Translation

    Lukasz Barcinski

    págs. 33-40

    

  • Glossing ‘Otherness’ – Glossaries in Polish Translations of Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children and The Satanic Verses

    Monika Browarczyk

    págs. 41-58

    

  • Language and National Identity in Chinese Translations of Mark Twain’s Literary Works

    Chu-ching Hsu

    págs. 59-70

    

  • Taras Bulba in Ukrainian Garb: National Self-image in Translation

    Oleksandr Kalnychenko, Nataliia Kalnychenko

    págs. 71-80

    

  • Newly Found Archives, or New Findings in Hryhoriy Kochur’s Correspondence with Eaghor Kostetzkyi

    Mariya Kochur

    págs. 81-90

    

  • The Labor Camp Poetry Collection of Hryhoriy Kochur: Challenges for the Translator

    Lada Kolomiyets

    págs. 91-102

    

  • The Diversity of Polish Poetry in Hryhoriy Kochur’s Translations

    Lesia Kondratiuk, Uliana Zhornokui

    págs. 103-112

    

  • Reception Multiplicity of W. Shakespeare’s Play ‘King Lear’ in Ukrainian Literature: Ingratitude as the key motif of the tragedy

    Mariia Kravtsova

    págs. 113-122

    

  • Lost in Self-translation: The Case of Halide Edib and The Turkish Ordeal

    Nur Zeynep Kürük

    págs. 123-134

    

  • Semiosphere of the Ukrainian Baroque: Translation Problems

    Halyma Kuzenko

    págs. 135-142

    

  • American Horror Revisited: Ideology, Censorship and Propaganda of the People’s Republic of Poland and Polish Translations of Howard Phillips Lovecraft’s Prose

    Arkadiusz Lubon

    págs. 143-160

    

  • Interpreting Sociocultural Stereotypes: Ukrainian Translation of Fitzgerald’s Books

    Svitlana Lyubymova

    págs. 161-170

    

  • Flemish Identity in Translation. Georges Rodenbach and the Ambivalence of the ‘Mythe Nordique’

    Jun Mita

    págs. 171-180

    

  • Translations of J. W. Goethe’s Faust in Ukraine and the Anglophone World: the Cultural Aspect

    Yulia Naniak

    págs. 181-192

    

  • National Identity in Persian Translated Immigrant Literature

    Fatemeh Parham

    págs. 193-202

    

  • Problems of Cultural Transference in the Translation of Drama

    Nataliia Pasenchuk

    págs. 203-214

    

  • Linguo-stylistic Devices and Means in Translations and Original Works by Hryhoriy Kochur: Contrastive Approach

    Halyma Pekhnyk

    págs. 215-222

    

  • Between the Self and the Other: Michael M. Naydan’s Novel Seven Signs of the Lion and Its Ukrainian Translation

    Valentyna Savchyn

    págs. 223-232

    

  • The Image of Germany Transmitted by the Spanish Translations of Heinrich Heine’s Harzreise

    Andrea Schäpers

    págs. 233-246

    

  • Your Wife Does Not Speak Much…Nation and Its Fragments in Paweł Huelle’s Short Stories of Postwar Gdańsk

    Maria Skakuj

    págs. 247-262

    

  • The Hutsul Speech in Paradjanov’s Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors and Its Rendering in the Russian and English Translations

    Sergiy Sydorenko

    págs. 263-274

    

  • Do Lances Sing in Robert Mann’s Translation of The Tale of Ihor’s Campaign

    Ruslana Sytar

    págs. 275-282