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Title:

La traduction du langage religieux dans l’oeuvre de Panait Istrati

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Publication: Atelier de traduction, 10, p. 51
p-ISSN:2344-5610
Publisher:Editura Universităţii din Suceava
Place:Suceava
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Abstract:There is in Panait Istrati’s work a double transposition of the religious language from one language to another. On the one hand, there is the writing in French of stories rooted in the Romanian space and beliefs, and on the other, there is their rewriting/translation into Romanian. If, in the first case, the religious term needs a generic equivalent which does not bear obvious Catholic connotations, in the latter, when translated into Romanian, the religious terms must regain their Orthodox specificity. References to religious events, rituals or ceremonies, names of saints and other sacred personalities are sprinkled here and there in Istrati’s texts, otherwise his cultural hallmark. In an anecdote about a trooper’s swearwords, we find religious terms playfully adapted to the needs of the character, as they are « arranged » according to their musicality and their length. An avowed atheist, Istrati uses however in his work plenty of religious terms providing food for thought, especially on as complex a topic as the translation of the religious language viewed as cultural and interconfessional dialogue.
Key words:rewriting, generic equivalent, cultural specificity, musicality
Language: French
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Citations to this publication: 1

References in this publication: 3

2Hélène LenzLangages d’étranger chez P. IstratiAtel. Trad., 7, 1812007pdf
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4Muguraș ConstantinescuIstrati, autotraducteur en quête d’identité culturelleAtel. Trad., 7, 1912007pdf
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4Hélène LenzPanaït Istrati et la transposition du nom propreAtel. Trad., 5-6, 912006pdf
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