My name is Kiambé: The Ethics of Translating Le Clézio's Révolutions

Diplôme Master My name is Kiambé: The Ethics of Translating Le Clézio's Révolutions eng 2018 author Fairless Chelsea 805496 director Tarpley James 750087 A selection of eight excerpts from J.M.G. Le Clézio's novel Révolutions, translated and analyzed. Analysis includes dissection of translation problems, writing style, sociopolitical relevance, and ethical implications. Following the analysis is an exclusive interview with Alison Anderson, an American literary translator living in Switzerland. The primary tool for translation problem analysis is Christiane Nord's problem categorizations, and the primary guide for ethics is Anthony Pym's principles of translator ethics. Each analysis section is made up of a micro and macro section with translation problems and writing style being discussed in the micro and sociopolitical relevance and ethics being discussed in the macro. The analysis concluded that a balance of technique was employed for the best benefit to the target audience while maintaining respect to the source culture and text. It was determined that all five of Pym's principles could be followed and that this novel would contribute to multicultural cooperation. Translation Translation analysis Ethics Ethical principles Sociopolitics Sociopolitical relevance Problem categorization Clarity Consistency Source-target balance J.M.G. Le Clézio Révolutions Dewey 418.02 Maîtrise universitaire en Traduction : mention Traductologie 111 Département de traduction 91 false 4d18d293-379d-412c-b4ac-c0be963c6ebd Master thesis Public Fairless_Chelsea_Thesis.pdf 2073265 application/pdf openAccess Faculté de traduction et d'interprétation / Département de traduction

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