The translation peculiarities of comic on the materials of film and book translations

Тип работы: Курсовая
Предмет: Английский
Год защиты: 2014
Кол-во страниц: 37

Описание работы

The main aim of the present research is to study translation peculiarities of comic on the materials of film and book translations. This aim has identified the following tasks of the research: • to study humour theories by Arthur Koestler, Victor Raskins, general theory of verbal humour, Attardo and his analysis of puns • to find out types of comedy films and study history of movie translation • to identify difficulties in translating comedy movie titles and humour transation in books • to point out challenges of humour translation in fiction The novelty of the work: the problems of translating English humour have not been thoroughly studied, therefore it has been chosen as a subject of this paper. The research reveals the complexity of humour phenomenon which exists in every part of the world, nevertheless, travels from one language to another with difficulty. The novelty of the research is the identification of the main obstacles in translating humour that contains culture-specific items and instances of untranslatability. The objectives of the research are to present the definition and classification of humour in literature; to discuss the problems of translating humour; to compare and classify the examples and draw certain conclusions. The research methods applied to this work are as follows: 1) Sampling method was used to select and arrange the examples of humour. 2) Contrastive method was used to compare the source text with the target text. 3) Descriptive – analytical method was used to interpret and generalize the findings of the research. 4) Statistical method was applied to systemize the empirical data.

Оглавление:

INTRODUCTION    3
I.    ON THE TYPES OF HUMOUR THEORIES    4
1.1 Arthur Koestler and The Act Of Creation    4
1.2    Victor Raskin’s Script-Based Semantic Theory of Humour (SSTH)    6
1.3 The General Theory of Verbal Humor (GTVH)    12
1.4 Attardo: the analysis of puns    16
2. THE PROBLEM OF COMEDY FILMS AND HUMOURISTIC BOOKS TRANSLATION    19
2.1 Types of comedy films and history of movie translation    19
2.2 Difficulties in translating comedy movie titles    22
2.3 Challenges of humour translation in fiction    25
CONCLUSION    31
Bibliography    33

 


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Количество источников: 26


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