„Jau, so a Gaudi”
”Jau, so a Gaudi”. Strategy and Norm in translation of Dialect On the basis of the two chosen examples of German literature – Robbers’ Band by Leonhard Frank (1914, Polish edition 1937, translated by Wanda Jedlicka) and From the Snail’s Diary by Günter Grass (1971, Polish edition 1991, translat...
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Ksiegarnia Akademicka Publishing
2016
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| Sumario: | ”Jau, so a Gaudi”. Strategy and Norm in translation of Dialect
On the basis of the two chosen examples of German literature – Robbers’ Band by Leonhard Frank (1914, Polish edition 1937, translated by Wanda Jedlicka) and From the Snail’s Diary by Günter Grass (1971, Polish edition 1991, translated by Sławomir Blaut) – the author analyses the strategies of translating dialect expressions understood as distinctive codes. A specific dialogue between the styles is the specification of internal worldviews in the linguistic shaping of an expression, which is a special task for a literary translator.
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