Tradução e autoria: de Schleiermacher a Venuti
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https://doi.org/10.5007/2175-7968.2008v1n21p95Abstract
This paper is a continuation of an earlier discussion on authorship as conceived by Lawrence Venuti. The translation model proposed by Venuti to redefine the translator’s prestige through visibility was established by Schleiermacher in the 19th century. This paper presents an analysis of the conception of translation Schleiermacher proposed that was appropriated by Venuti and considers discrepancies of bases, goals and circumstances that support both arguments of deliberate intervention in the practice of translation.Downloads
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