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Трудности художественного перевода английских эпитетов (на примере романа Н. Хорнби «Как стать добрым»)

Трудности художественного перевода английских эпитетов (на примере романа Н. Хорнби «Как стать добрым»)

Abstract

В статье представлены особенности эпитета как неотъемлемой единицы современного художественного текста и как культурно обусловленного феномена. На примере романа Н. Хорнби «Как стать добрым» (“How to Be Good”, 2001) рассматриваются проблемы перевода эпитетов с английского языка на русский, осуществляется попытка определить зависимость его специфики от структурного типа и семантического значения эпитета. Отмечается, что такие приёмы, как перестановка, модуляция и лексико-семан­тическая замена, эффективны при переводе простых (simple) и сложных (compound) эпитетов, опущение двухступенчатых (two-step) единиц, модуляция и экспликация голофразиса. Исследование позволило сделать вывод о том, что из всех структурных типов наибольшие трудности при переводе вызывают эпитеты фразовые (phrase), а также сложные, не имеющие полного эквивалента в русском языке.The paper studies epithet as an integral part of contemporary literary text and as a culture-specific phenomenon. The research touches upon the issue of translating epithets from English into Russian. Data for the study have been taken from Nick Hornby’s novel “How to Be Good” and its translation into Russian made by Sergey Frolenok. The influence of the structural type and semantic meaning of epithets on their translation has been investigated. The research has shown that transposition, modulation, and lexical-semantic replacements are the most effective means of translating simple and compound epithets, while omission is preferable to convey the meaning of two-step epithets and modulation and explication for translating phrase (holophrastic) epithets. Translation of metaphorical epithets presents certain difficulties due to connotative meanings peculiar to the English language, which can hinder the perception of the text by Russian readers. In such cases, the imagery of the text is achieved by other stylistic means. The study has revealed that phrase epithets and compound epithets, having no equivalents in the Russian language, are the most difficult to translate. On the whole, the research expands the knowledge about epithet as a unit of contemporary text, complementing the theory of epithet as a stylistic device in general. Further studies of creative writing by N. Hornby can throw light to other aspects of his idiostyle.

Keywords

ХУДОЖЕСТВЕННЫЙ ПЕРЕВОД,СРЕДСТВА ХУДОЖЕСТВЕННОЙ ВЫРАЗИТЕЛЬНОСТИ,ЭПИТЕТ,ПЕРЕВОДЧЕСКИЕ ТРАНСФОРМАЦИИ,УРОВНИ ЭКВИВАЛЕНТНОСТИ,LITERARY TRANSLATION,EXPRESSIVE MEANS,EPITHET,TRANSLATION TRANSFORMATIONS,LEVELS OF EQUIVALENCE

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