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The translator's voice in translation of proper names: Roald Dahl as an example of functional proper names

Authors: Gisela Marcelo Wirnitzer;

The translator's voice in translation of proper names: Roald Dahl as an example of functional proper names

Abstract

En todo libro aparecen a menudo nombres propios para identificar los personajes como lugares que aparecen en estas historias. Unas veces son conocidos y familiares para los lectores, otras veces no son conocidos porque pertenecen a otras culturas y otras veces son imvenciones de los autores de los libros y cuentos. Cuando estos nombres propios son inventados, suelen desempeñar algún tipo de función, como puede ser describir el personaje o dar algún tipo de información sobre el mismo. Por este motivo nos hemos planteado qué ocurre con la traducción de los nombres propios de algunos libros de Roald Dahl, dado el uso que este autor hacía de los nombres propios.

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Traducción, Translation, 570112 Traducción, referencias culturales, Language and Literature, Cultural references, P, Proper names, Nombres propios, Referencias culturales, traducción

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