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Ф. Шиллер в творческом восприятии К. К. Павловой

Ф. Шиллер в творческом восприятии К. К. Павловой

Abstract

В статье в сопоставлении с немецкими оригиналами рассмотрены выполненные К.К. Павловой в 1840 1860-е гг. переводы на русский язык художественных текстов Ф. Шиллера сцены из трагедии «Demetrius» («Димитрий», 1805, не оконч.), отрывка из стихотворения «Das Lied von der Glocke» («Песнь о колоколе», 1799), трагедии «Wallensteins Tod» («Смерть Валленштейна», 1799). Отмечается стремление переводчицы к воссозданию собственных эмоций и переживаний, обусловленных как обстоятельствами личной жизни, так и общественно-политическими процессами в России. Выявлены отличия в восприятии отдельных реалий, вызванные различиями русской и немецкой культурных традиций

The article compares German originals and translations into Russian of F.Shillers literary texts made by K.K.Pavlova in 1840 1860 including some scenes from the tragedy «Demetrius» (1805, not finished), an extract from the poem «Das Lied von der Glocke» (1799), the tragedy «Wallensteins Tod» (1799). It marks the translators aim at creating her own emotions and excitement based on as private circumstances as social and political processes in Russia. It differentiates the perception of reality caused by differences in Russian and German cultural traditions.

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РУССКО-НЕМЕЦКИЕ ЛИТЕРАТУРНЫЕ СВЯЗИ, ПОЭТИЧЕСКИЙ ПЕРЕВОД, КОМПАРАТИВИСТИКА, МЕЖКУЛЬТУРНАЯ КОММУНИКАЦИЯ, ХУДОЖЕСТВЕННАЯ ДЕТАЛЬ

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