Théorie du polysystème et traduction

Nam Fung Chang
Université Lingnan, Hong Kong
Traduction par Yves Gambier
Université de Turku
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La théorie du polysystème a été développée au début des années 1970 par Itamar Even-Zohar, érudit israélien, pour l’étude du langage, de la littérature et de la traduction. Dans ses écrits ultérieurs, elle s’est modifiée en une théorie générale de la culture.

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Lecture complémentaire

Chang, Nam Fung
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