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O najstarszych polskich przekładach literatury słowackiej

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Spyrka L.
Przekłady Literatur Słowiańskich
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2018
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vol. 9
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issue 1
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About the Oldest Polish Translations of Slovak Literature Based on J. Jarniewicz’s concept of two types of translator’s attitude: legislator and ambassador, the article concentrates on the reasons behind the oldest Polish translations of Slovak literature: a folk song, part of J. Rostworowski’s novel Zamek na Czorsztynie, a novel by J. Kalinčiak Reštavrácia translated by P. Stalmach and a drama Matka by J. Gregor Tajovský translated by F. Gwiżdż, showing the circumstances of their appearance and the attitudes of their translators. KEY WORDS: translation, history, Slovak literature, Polish literature, translator
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O najstarszych polskich przekładach literatury słowackiej

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Spyrka L.
Przekłady Literatur Słowiańskich
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2018
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vol. 9
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issue 1
183-200
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Studia vychadza z navrhnuteho J. Jarniewiczom clenenia postoją prekla- datelov na zakonodarcov a vel'vyslancov. Polske preklady slovenskej literatury spravidla existuju v ulohe zastupcu póvodnej literatury a kultury. Okolnosti suvisiace so vznikom alebo zverejnenim najstarsich polskych prekladov tejto literatury: l'udovej piesne, ktora je castou romanu J. Rostworowskeho Zamek na Czorsztynie, romanu J. Kalinciaka Restavra- cia v preklade P. Stalmacha a dramy J. Gregora Tajovskeho Matka prelozenej F. Gwiżdżom ukazuju, ze motlvy, ktorymi sa riadili tito prekladatelia, azda neboli spojene iba s pocitom misie a tuzbou byt velvyslancom prelozeneho diela, autora a póvodnej literatury
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The article refers to J. Jarniewicz’s concept of two types of translators attitude: legislator and ambassador. Polish translations of Slovak literature generally exist as a representative of the original literature and culture. Circumstances of creating and publication of the oldest Polish translations of this literature: a folk song, part of J. Ros- tworowski’s novel Zamek na Czorsztynie, a novel by J. Kalinciak Restavracia translated by P. Stalmach and a drama Matka by J. Gregor Tajovsky translated by F. Gwiżdż, shows the motives behind these translators probably were not necessarily associated only with the mission and with the desire to be an ambassador of a translated work, author and primary literature.
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