End-of-the-century exchanges: Portuguese between norm and translation
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end-of-century exchanges, translation, rule, portugueseAbstract
The 19 articles in this special issue of Cadernos de Tradução, which aim to account for these transformations from different angles, are framed in thematic axes that encompass translation studies and genetic studies, the transcription of correspondences and the linguistics of corpora, metalinguistic reflection and language didactics, grammaticography and lexicography. In the first, substantial section, composed of eight articles, the focus is on translation in different aspects – figures of translators and their practices, editorial paths of translations that were (or were not) published, historical overviews – and on the presentation of significant correspondences from the point of view of translation studies and genetic studies. [...] The three articles in the second section are located at the intersection between the linguistics of corpora and grammaticography. [...] In the third section, composed of three articles, the authors' interest focuses on metalinguistic reflection, particularly on the relations between national identity and the language of the nation in Brazil in the second half of the 19th century.
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