Dryden: The Poetics of TranslationUniversity of Toronto Press, 1985 - 265 sivua |
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Sivu 8
... imitation . 12 The most influential models both of ' translational imitation ' ( which only modernizes details ) and of ' creative imitation ' ( which not only modernizes details but differs significantly from the original in structure ...
... imitation . 12 The most influential models both of ' translational imitation ' ( which only modernizes details ) and of ' creative imitation ' ( which not only modernizes details but differs significantly from the original in structure ...
Sivu 10
... imitation strikes me as limited in helpfulness and it has absolutely nothing to say about collective poems . But ... imitations of him . My expressions also are as near as the Idioms of the two Languages would admit of in translation ...
... imitation strikes me as limited in helpfulness and it has absolutely nothing to say about collective poems . But ... imitations of him . My expressions also are as near as the Idioms of the two Languages would admit of in translation ...
Sivu 225
... imitation to the production of pleasure , from the curbing of license to freedom ' ( p 30 ) . Nevertheless , the metaphrase- paraphrase - imitation theme is endlessly cited , as if it were self - explanatory and made further discussions ...
... imitation to the production of pleasure , from the curbing of license to freedom ' ( p 30 ) . Nevertheless , the metaphrase- paraphrase - imitation theme is endlessly cited , as if it were self - explanatory and made further discussions ...
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Translation and Personal Identity | 26 |
Collective Translations | 51 |
Sylvae and Epicurean Art | 77 |
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