20th Century changes in English Language

Por:

Quirk, Randolph

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Jornadas Profesionales, 2 Buenos AiresAR 33178

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Recurso continuoSeries ; n.1Detalles de publicación: Buenos Aires : Colegio de Traductores Públicos de la Ciudad de Buenos AiresMinisterio de Educación y Justicia de la NaciónUniversidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de DerechoUniversidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias SocialesColegio de Traductores Públicos de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires , 33848Descripción: p. 25-29ISSN:

0327-943X

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En: Voces : revista del Colegio de Traductores Públicos de la Ciudad de Buenos AiresResumen: (...) "The very first job I did, the very first thing I published, was a translation from an old Norse text, an old Icelandic saga, a runic saga, and that task of translation was an eye-opener to me about the difficulties that are involved in translation. Because here I was, translating a work that had been written a thousand years before in a very very different society, and having to put it into an English that the late 20th. century British and American readers would understand, while at the same time trying to capture some of the social and political mores, and literaty mores, of the time en which the runic saga was written".

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(...) "The very first job I did, the very first thing I published, was a translation from an old Norse text, an old Icelandic saga, a runic saga, and that task of translation was an eye-opener to me about the difficulties that are involved in translation. Because here I was, translating a work that had been written a thousand years before in a very very different society, and having to put it into an English that the late 20th. century British and American readers would understand, while at the same time trying to capture some of the social and political mores, and literaty mores, of the time en which the runic saga was written".

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