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Intercultural Aspect in Translation and Reception of Precedent Phenomena
About this book
This book provides a comprehensive view of intercultural specifics resulting from the translation and reception process of precedent phenomena (precedent names, texts, statements, situations) in different linguistic and socio-cultural spaces – Russian, Slovak and German. The author analyses language and translation itself as a phenomenon of culture in form of interdisciplinary research and thus links translation studies with philosophy, literary science, culture, and intercultural psychology. His comparative research provides a detailed analysis of precedent phenomena in the work Moscow to the End of the Line by V. Erofeev (Russian-Slovak-German comparative aspect). His conclusions and commentaries enrich the sphere of translation and reception of intercultural units.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Copyright information
- Contents
- Introduction
- 1. Culture, interculturality, translation as conceptual framework of the research problem
- 2. The problem of precedentness from the perspective of cognition and culture
- 3. Translation and reception of precedent phenomena in three linguistic communities and cultural contexts
- Conclusion
- Résumé
- Bibliography
- Index