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DOMESTICATION AND FOREIGNIZATION IN TWO ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS OF A PAIXÃO SEGUNDO G. H., BY CLARICE LISPECTOR
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Abstract
This article aims to compare the English translation realized by Ronald W. Sousa (LISPECTOR, 2010) with the retranslation by Idra Novey (LISPECTOR, 2012) of A Paixão Segundo G.H., by Clarice Lispector, published in the United States, in order to quantitatively verify Berman’s so called “retranslation hypothesis” (1990), whereby the first translation of a literary work is more ethnocentric than the retranslations. Therefore, we use Francis H. Aubert’s (1998) Modalities of Translation Method (MMT), derived from Jean-Paul Vinay and Jean Darbelnet’s technical procedures published in 1958 (1995).
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The theoretical framework presents some ideas on retranslation, from the 1990s to the present, and Venuti’s (1992, 1995) concepts of domestication and foreignization, taking into account their ethical implications.
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- Languages and literature · Sociology
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- Social Science
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