Tradução não literária à luz da tradução literária
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https://doi.org/10.26512/belasinfieis.v11.n1.2022.42272Mots-clés :
Tradução literária. Tradução não literária. Tradução especializada. Realidade. Estilo.Résumé
O objetivo deste artigo é comparar a tradução de textos não literários com a tradução de textos literários. Um exemplo extraído das primeiras páginas do livro América, de Kafka, é usado para ilustrar como os textos literários podem ser traduzidos de forma distinta dos textos não literários. Esses textos diferenciam-se essencialmente na intenção (textos literários pertencem ao mundo da imaginação, enquanto textos não literários pertencem ao mundo dos fatos) e no fato de textos literários tratarem de pessoas, enquanto que os textos não literários tratam de objetos. Em comum, ambos os textos se preocupam com as verdades fundamentais da tradução: factual, estética, alegórica, lógica e linguística.
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Bury, J. B. (1930). Inaugural Address on The Science of History. Essays. Cambridge University Press.
Shields, M. (2000). In Other Words. Translators' Association Journal, journal 15.
Tytler, A. F. (1791, 1813) (1978). Essay on the Principles of Translation. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
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