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И. С. Тургенев - переводчик У. Шекспира

И. С. Тургенев - переводчик У. Шекспира

Abstract

Статья посвящена важному аспекту проблемы восприятия И.С. Тургеневым открытий У. Шекспира. Впервые ставится и решается вопрос переводческой рецепции английского драматурга в контексте тургеневского творчества. Предметом исследования оказываются небольшие стихотворные отрывки из трагедий Шекспира («Король Лир», «Гамлет», «Макбет»), которые Тургенев перевёл и поместил в рамки собственной художественно-критической (и эпистолярной) прозы. В качестве главных особенностей переводческих опытов Тургенева определяются эстетика жанрового синтеза, лирико-философское и нравственно-психологическое обобщение.

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авторское восприятие, трагедии, художественные переводы, Тургенев, Иван Сергеевич 1818-1883, Шекспир, Вильям 1564-1616, художественная интерпретация, переводческая рецепция

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