Traducir el Quijote
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The author examines and compares French translations of Don Quixote, from that of César Oudin and François de Rosset (1614-1618), those of Filleau de Saint-Martin (1677-1678), Florian (1799), Louis Viardot (1836), and those of Xavier de Cardaillac and Jean Labarthe (1923-1926), Jean Cassou (1928) and Francis de Miomandre (1935), to the most recent ones by Aline Schulman (1997) and Jean Canavaggio (2001).
- University of Rennes 2 France
Francia, DP1-402, Don Quijote, Littérature, Cervantès, French literature - Italian literature - Spanish literature - Portuguese literature, Cervantes, History of Spain, Traducciones, F1201-3799, Traductions, Literature, Literatura, Don Quichotte, Translations, France, Latin America. Spanish America, PQ1-3999, Don Quixote
Francia, DP1-402, Don Quijote, Littérature, Cervantès, French literature - Italian literature - Spanish literature - Portuguese literature, Cervantes, History of Spain, Traducciones, F1201-3799, Traductions, Literature, Literatura, Don Quichotte, Translations, France, Latin America. Spanish America, PQ1-3999, Don Quixote
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