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Harvey, Keith. "A Descriptive Framework for Compensation." The Translator 1.(1995): 65–86. Added by: joachim (9/26/09, 12:43 PM) |
| Resource type: Journal Article Language: en: English Peer reviewed BibTeX citation key: Harvey1995 Email resource to friend View all bibliographic details  |
Categories: General Keywords: "Astérix", France, Goscinny. René, Translation, Uderzo. Albert Creators: Harvey Publisher: Collection: The Translator |
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A detailed description of compensation as a translation strategy can be of considerable help to professional translators by highlighting some of the options available to them. More importantly, such a description can also facilitate the pedagogical presentation of the concept. This paper starts with an overview of the various treatments of the concept in the literature before proceeding to elaborate a new descriptive framework for compensation along three axes: typological, linguistic correspondence, and topographical. The discussion is illustrated throughout by examples taken from authentic translations, including examples from the famous cartoon series ‘Asterix’.
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