CULTURE STRATEGY IN TRANSLATING POSTMODERN LITERARY TEXT

Oksana Babelyuk

doi:10.23856/2202

Oksana Babelyuk Polonia University in Czestochowa

Abstrakt

The article focuses on the major notions of modern translation studies: translation process, translation strategy, translation procedure. Culture strategy due to its hybridity, special linguo-cultural layer, which reflects cultural identity of a multilingual author, is defined as the key point in translating a postmodern literary text. The theoretical assumptions are illustrated on the postcolonial novel “Midnight’s Children” by S. Rushdie.

Autor Biografia

Przynależność

Prof., DSc

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