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Повесть А. П. Чехова "Степь" в англоязычных переводах

Повесть А. П. Чехова "Степь" в англоязычных переводах

Abstract

Статья посвящена исследованию англоязычной переводческой рецепции повести А.П. Чехова «Степь». Представлен обзор переводов повести (Э. Кэй, К. Гарнет, Р. Хингли, Р. Уилкса, Р. Пивера и Л. Волохонской) в их связи с общими этапами восприятия прозы Чехова в Англии и США, а также в кон- тексте традиций и подходов к переводу русской классики в англоязычной культуре. На основе сравнительно-сопоставительного анализа выявляется проблема передачи в переводах образа степи, в частности его пространственных характеристик.

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художественный перевод, Чехов, Антон Павлович 1860-1904, англоязычные переводы

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