Näytelmäkääntäminen [Drama translation]

Sirkku Aaltonen
Vaasan yliopisto
Käännös Irena Kuntonen
Sisällysluettelo

Näytelmät tarjoavat meille mahdollisuuksia löytää uutta tietoa ja syventää tuntemustamme niin itsestämme kuin muista maailman asukkaista. Ne avaavat ikkunoita eri yhteiskuntiin ja kulttuureihin ja auttavat meitä ymmärtämään elämän monitahoisia todellisuuksia. Niin näytelmät kuin niiden käännöksetkin ovat aina sidoksissa tiettyyn sosiokulttuuriseen kontekstiin, ja kun näytelmä käännetään (ja esitetään), uusia tulkintoja syntyy vääjäämättä.

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Lisää luettavaa

Aaltonen, Sirkku
(ed.) 2010 Matkalippu maailmalle. Helsinki: Like.Google Scholar logo with link to Google Scholar
 
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