On the less obvious manifestations of the poetic function: a translator’s view
The paper examines the interaction of the poetic function with the emotive and expressive functions in belles-lettres texts. The authors attempt to prove that the poetic function should not be equated with the aesthetic one. The former overlaps all the above-mentioned functions, but alone bears the...
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oai:doaj.org-article:96d8972d79bc4d64b73381d1ef61f1952021-11-23T09:54:44ZOn the less obvious manifestations of the poetic function: a translator’s view10.5922/2225-5346-2021-3-32225-53462686-8989https://doaj.org/article/96d8972d79bc4d64b73381d1ef61f1952021-08-01T00:00:00Zhttps://journals.kantiana.ru/slovo/4913/30142/https://doaj.org/toc/2225-5346https://doaj.org/toc/2686-8989The paper examines the interaction of the poetic function with the emotive and expressive functions in belles-lettres texts. The authors attempt to prove that the poetic function should not be equated with the aesthetic one. The former overlaps all the above-mentioned functions, but alone bears the responsibility for the form-content fusion. The paper focuses on the less evident mechanisms of the poetic function, beyond the obvious effect of tropes and figures of speech. Not unlike meiosis, its allegedly weaker ‘voice’ is capable of producing a much stronger effect, which can be discerned in rhythm and punctuation, in the absence of rhyme to induce an implicit rhymed word, in “elaborately monotonous” language, in textual opposition of synonyms, in expressly neutral and unemotional final phrases to evoke a train of emotive or intellectual reactions. The authors also suggest a functional approach to the notion of “poetic device”, which gives the translator more freedom in selecting expressive means without distorting the conceptual sphere of the original. An inter-semiotic view of literary devices borrowed from cinematic art proves the inimitability of the effect of the same device within the total conceptual structure of each text. Some of the propositions suggested are illustrated by excerpts of poetic translation done by the authors of the paper.Yakov M. KolkerElena S. UstinovaImmanuel Kant Baltic Federal Universityarticlefunctionmultifunctionalityform-content fusionsemantic componentconceptual sphereinter-semiotic poetic devicePhilology. LinguisticsP1-1091ENRUСлово.ру: балтийский акцент , Vol 12, Iss 3, Pp 34-53 (2021) |
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The paper examines the interaction of the poetic function with the emotive and expressive functions in belles-lettres texts. The authors attempt to prove that the poetic function should not be equated with the aesthetic one. The former overlaps all the above-mentioned functions, but alone bears the responsibility for the form-content fusion. The paper focuses on the less evident mechanisms of the poetic function, beyond the obvious effect of tropes and figures of speech. Not unlike meiosis, its allegedly weaker ‘voice’ is capable of producing a much stronger effect, which can be discerned in rhythm and punctuation, in the absence of rhyme to induce an implicit rhymed word, in “elaborately monotonous” language, in textual opposition of synonyms, in expressly neutral and unemotional final phrases to evoke a train of emotive or intellectual reactions. The authors also suggest a functional approach to the notion of “poetic device”, which gives the translator more freedom in selecting expressive means without distorting the conceptual sphere of the original. An inter-semiotic view of literary devices borrowed from cinematic art proves the inimitability of the effect of the same device within the total conceptual structure of each text. Some of the propositions suggested are illustrated by excerpts of poetic translation done by the authors of the paper. |
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