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Retranslation through the Centuries - Jules Verne in English (Paperback, New edition)
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Retranslation through the Centuries - Jules Verne in English (Paperback, New edition)
Series: New Trends in Translation Studies, 5
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Making a contribution to the still under-researched translation
history of Verne's Extraordinary Journeys, this book examines the
causes of a selection of renderings from French into English of the
1873 Jules Verne novel Le Tour du monde en quatre-vingts jours
(Around the World in Eighty Days). This study integrates a number
of methodologies in order to offer a comprehensive explanation of
translation outcomes. It presents a diachronic investigation of the
multiple interacting translation causes which have produced various
retranslations of the same work. A corpus of target texts, from
1873 to 2004, is analysed in order to discover the translation
strategies employed and their likely causes using Pym's (1998)
model of the four Aristotelian causes of social phenomena, as
applied to translation. Translators' biographical details are
studied to ascertain the agency of the translator. The book
addresses the difficulties encountered in uncovering biographical
information on certain translators, and the considerations involved
in selecting a suitable corpus of retranslated texts. It provides
some understanding of the reasons for which retranslations of a
canonical novel are undertaken and contributes to arguments
concerning translation universals.
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