The article introduces the concept of the phraseological trace – a tool for the study of modified and non-modified idioms (phraseologisms) in the poetic text and its translated version. It analyses Wisława Szymborska’s poems Census, Conversation with a stone and A speech at the lost-andfound, along with their translations into Spanish. The aim of the juxtaposition of the original text and its translations is to pinpoint the differences in conceptualization and determine their sources.
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