Traduire au XXIè siècle
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https://doi.org/10.5007/2175-7968.2018v38n3p563Abstract
Henri Meschonnic’s piece of writing entitled “Traduzir no século XXI” readdresses how he conceived of translating. The starting point for his theory/practice is that translating is fully part of the theory of language. Therefore, reflecting on translating cannot but mean reflecting on language too and opting for a perspective that does not consider the discontinuity of the sign that opposes: sound/meaning, form/content, affect/concept, language/life. According to Meschonnic, life and language cannot be separated. Consequently, language is not considered via the sign, but rather via rhythm – redefined by Meschonnic as an organization of continuous speech movement. Meschonnic based his reflection and his theory on his practical experience of translating the Hebrew Bible.References
MESCHONNIC, Henri. Traduire au XXIè siècle. Quaderns: revista de traducció, n. 15, p. 055-62, 2008.
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