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Poetics of Audiovisual Translation: the Barber of Siberia on French Screen

Authors: Gorshkova, Vera E.;

Poetics of Audiovisual Translation: the Barber of Siberia on French Screen

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A comprehensive review of poetics from view points of literary studies, cinematography and translation allows the author of the paper to derive a notion of audiovisual translation poetics. It is stated that while translating a film one has to consider a subjective poetic vision of the film director that determines the genre of the cinema of poetry in terms by P.P. Pasolini and J. Genevray. The author’s speculations are illustrated by a case study of the Barber of Siberia, a feature film by Nikita Mikhalkov

Комплексное рассмотрение поэтики в литературоведческом, кинематографическом и переводческом аспекте позволяет автору статьи вывести понятие поэтики аудиовизуального перевода. Постулируется необходимость учёта при переводе субъективного поэтического вѝдения режиссёра, обусловливающего жанр поэтического кино в терминах П.П. Пазолини и Ж. Женевре. Рассуждения автора подкреплены ярким иллюстративным материалом из фильма Н. Михалкова «Сибирский цирюльник»

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поэтика, поэтическое кино, poetic cinema, аудиовизуальный перевод, poetics, audiovisual translation

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