ITENS LEXICAIS ESTRANGEIROS COMO TRAÇO ESTILÍSTICO EM THINGS FALL APART:
UM ESTUDO EM CORPUS PARALELO
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https://doi.org/10.26512/belasinfieis.v4.n1.2015.11311Palabras clave:
itens lexicais estrangeiros, estilo da tradução, corpus paralelo, Things Fall ApartResumen
Este artigo investiga o uso de itens lexicais estrangeiros (ILEs) como traço estilístico em duas traduções para o português de Things Fall Apart. Utiliza a estilística tradutória para identificar e descrever padrões de uso de ILEs, empregando procedimentos e usando ferramentas da linguística de corpus para buscar os dados estatísticos gerais do corpus e os dados referentes ao uso de ILEs. Resultados parciais do estudo identificam mudanças estilísticas ocorridas nas traduções, as quais sugerem que os tradutores empregam diferentes estratégias para tratar os ILEs.
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