LA TRADUCTION OU LA RECRÉATION : «CORRESPONDANCES» DE CHARLES BAUDELAIRE DANS DEUX VERSIONS SERBES
RHYTHMIC TRANSLATION OR TRANSLATION: TWO SERBIAN VERSIONS OF BAUDELAIRE’S SONNET “CORRESPONDANCES”
Author(s): Nikola Bjelić, Ivan JovanovićSubject(s): French Literature, Translation Studies
Published by: Универзитет у Нишу
Keywords: poetry; translation; rhythmic translation; translation-recreation; French; Serbian; Baudelaire
Summary/Abstract: The aim of our research was to analyze two translations of Charles Baudelaire’s sonnets “Correspondances” into Serbian produced by Ivan V. Lalić and Borislav Radović to show what poetic and linguistic means the translators used to transfer the elements from the original text to the target text, especially with regard to form and meaning. We also discuss literal translations and rhythmic translation, which represents a translation-recreation in a new language (according to Etkind’s typology). The analysis was conducted within the framework of Even-Zohar’s theory of polysystems and Etkind’s poetic approach. The poem analyzed is part of the collection of poems Flowers of Evil (Fleurs du mal) published in 1857.
Journal: FACTA UNIVERSITATIS - Linguistics and Literature
- Issue Year: 19/2021
- Issue No: 2
- Page Range: 171-182
- Page Count: 12
- Language: French
