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The article presents the emergence and development of the modern Czech Biblical translation. From the beginning of the 20th century to the present day 10 completely new Czech translations of the Old Testament, 16 translations of the New Testament and a whole series of translations of single Biblical books came into being and were published.
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2013
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vol. 61
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issue 6: Językoznawstwo
165-186
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This paper discusses parallel fragments of the two poetic paraphrases of the biblical Book of Job by Karol Brzozowski and Jerzy Żuławski. The analysis leads to the conclusion that the main idea of Job’s argument is handled in a very loyal and faithful manner by both translators. However, both translations differ in obvious ways. Both poets are looking for their own mode of expression – without rejecting the language of the denominational traditions they represent. As a Protestant, Brzozowski stays close to the Radziwiłł Bible, while Żuławski makes references to the Catholic Bible by Wujek. The translations differ considerably in terms of stylistic solutions adopted by the two translators. While Brzozowski attempts to make the text more poetic, universal and up-to-date, Żuławski resorts to archaisation. Both translators introduce substandard lexical items into their texts, which is owing to their own poetic interests.
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Artykuł zajmuje się problemem tłumaczenia hebrajskiego słowa מִנְחָה w perykopie Rdz 4, 3–5a. Istnieją trzy podstawowe kierunki translatorskie omawianego terminu: sakralne (np. ofiara), świeckie (np. prezent, dar) i świecko-sakralne (np. dar ofiarny). Obecne opracowanie, opierając się zasadniczo na argumencie pochodzącym z wersetu Hbr 11,4, popiera to ostatnie ukierunkowanie
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At the end of 2016, a revised edition of the Catholic Bible translation (Einheitsübersetzung) was published. One of the many corrections introduced referred to the word מִנְחָה in Gen 4,3–5a. It was translated as “a gift” (Gabe). The previous translation (1980) read this word as “a sacrifice” (Opfer). This article examines the validity of a given correction, proposing to combine both translation traditions into one as “a sacrificial gift” (Opfergabe).
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