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Preserving Polyphonies - Translating the Writings of Claude Sarraute (Paperback, New edition)
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Preserving Polyphonies - Translating the Writings of Claude Sarraute (Paperback, New edition)
Series: New Trends in Translation Studies, 12
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To date, translation theory offers no satisfactory response to the
multidimensional challenge of rerendering postmodern texts. As the
existence of linguistic and cultural plurality in these writings is
now widely acknowledged, many theorists recognise the impossibility
of achieving complete equivalence in translation. If the
fragmented, decentred, postmodern source text (ST) is to be
rerendered in the target language (TL), a process of 'rewriting' is
deemed necessary. Nevertheless, such an approach, if taken too far,
may not always be the most appropriate. Focusing on the French
journalist and novelist Claude Sarraute, whose postmodern writings
offer a suitable body of texts for study, this book seeks to
determine effective means by which the translator can first read
and analyse postmodern STs and subsequently preserve their
intricacies in the TL. To provide an original response to this
challenge grounded in both theoretical and practical evidence, the
author refers to the work of the Bakhtin Circle; concepts from
literary theory, stylistics and translation theory; and
translations of a body of texts as variegated in character as those
of Sarraute. Using the approach which she recommends, the author
then explains how she rerenders in English a collection of
Sarraute's polyphonic writings.
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