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Художественный перевод: когнитивная матрица и лингвистическая (не)равноценность

Художественный перевод: когнитивная матрица и лингвистическая (не)равноценность

Abstract

Literary translation is seen as a bilingual communicative activity when the translator is trying to select, classify and estimate parameters of the text-source. The present paper discusses the role of cognitive, socio-and ethno-cultural aspects in activities of the translator who is seen as a primary interpreter of the text-source and an “implicit” or quasi co-author to the secondary reader of the target language. Different cultural contexts and linguacultural peculiarities influence the choice of equivalent words within the same lexical category. The semantic of synonymous rows is prefigured. The mechanisms of linguistic cognition depend on social-cultural and cross-linguistic basis as well. When forming a text projection the translator should take into consideration: collocations, conceptual links, differences in categorization, contextual dependence, textual worlds / spaces, intertextuality, etc. Improper use of the strategy of domestication leads to contextual shifts. The research based on the analysis of English-Russian and Russian English translations shows that translators may actualise words' inner links within different categories even if there is no evident connection between two phenomena (ale ¹ cake / tart; izba @ hut). The theory of prototypes would be of value when discussing cultural scripts and cross-cultural pragmatics.

В статье обсуждается роль когнитивных, социои этнокультурных параметров в деятельности переводчика как первичного читателя оригинала и «неявного» соавтора относительно вторичного текста перевода. Кросс-культурная (не)равноценность оригинала и перевода находится в прямой зависимости от сложившихся систем культурных ценностей, оценок поведенческого сценария, социальных установок и т.д. Расхождения при отнесении к категории на базисном уровне обусловлены национально-культурной ассоциативной спецификой, а также интерпретационным диапазоном художественного текста.

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ПЕРЕВОД,ИНТЕРПРЕТАЦИЯ,ЛИНГВИСТИЧЕСКАЯ НЕРАВНОЦЕННОСТЬ,(НЕ)ПОНИМАНИЕ,TRANSLATION,INTERPRETATION,LINGUISTIC DISPARITY,(MIS)UNDERSTANDING

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