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Part of
Questions for Translation Studies
Douglas Robinson
[Benjamins Translation Library 162] 2023
► pp. 188–217

Question 6
In what sense does a translator narrate?

Article outline
  • A.Introduction
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  • B.Theory
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  • C.Heteronymous narrators as reliable in traditional translations
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    • (a) The source author as the translator’s heteronym
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    • (b) The translator as the target reader’s source-authorial heteronym
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    • (c) The translating/narrating self as the translator’s heteronym
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    • (d) The target reader as the translator’s heteronym
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    • (e) The source reader as the translator’s heteronym
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  • D.Heteronymous narrators as unreliable in experimental translations
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    • (f) Kilpi-as-translator as Kilpi-as-author’s heteronym(g) Robinson-as-editor as Robinson-as-translator’s heteronym
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    • (h) The transcreatorial heteronym
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    • (i) Critic heteronyms
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    • (j) The publisher heteronym(k) The poet heteronym
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  • E.Conclusion
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  • Notes