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The aim of this article is to present the results of research carried out within the European perspective on Literature, Culture, Language and Certification (EpoLCLC) project, according to three main axes: contemporary reading practices and the image of French literature among contemporary readers in a sociological approach; reading strategies of foreign language texts in a psycholinguistic approach; the place of translations and the representation of the role of the literary translator among contemporary readers in the light of conceptions related to cultural transfers and the global circulation of literature. The analysis and interpretation of the data collected during the course of the project will make it possible to compare the image we have of literature and the reader in our time with a set of real practices and beliefs, as defined by the people questioned during the study. More generally, it will be a question of drawing up, again from the data collected, a portrait of the European student as a reader and of defining the place that French and Francophone literature occupies in his or her daily practices.
Translationes
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2011
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vol. 3
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issue 1
FR
Cet article se propose de résumer les opinions concernant la traduction des noms propres dans la littérature et d’analyser à travers des exemples des textes les méthodes appliquées par les traducteurs dans la traduction anglaise et les deux traductions françaises de deux romans afrikaans. Une des traductions a été faite directement du texte source afrikaans, tandis que l’autre a été faite de la traduction anglaise du texte source. L’article se concentrera sur la traduction des patronymes, des prénoms, des surnoms, des appellatifs et des toponymes.
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This article presents a short summary of opinions related to the translation of proper names in literary translation as well as analyses using textual examples that illustrate the methods applied by the translators into English and French of two Afrikaans novels. One of the translations was done directly from the Afrikaans source text, while the other was done from the English translation of the source text. The article will focus on the translation of patronyms, first names, nicknames, appellatives and toponyms
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