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Linguistica Antverpiensia, New Series – Themes in Translation Studies, 13, 211-231.ĭelabastita D.
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‘The translation of multilingual films: Modes, strategies, constraints and manipulation in the Spanish translations of It’s a Free World…’. ‘Language variation in source texts and their translations. 1 London – New York, Continuum, 1-29.Ĭorrius, M., Zabalbeascoa P. (ed.) Translation, Humour and Literature.
(2010) ‘Translation and Humour, Humour and Translation’, in Chiaro D. Hollywood Characters and Their Language Choices. ‘This is meaningless-it's in Russian : multilingual characters in mainstream movie’, in: Engler, B., Michalcak L. This paper analyses various mechanisms of the multilingual humour in the original film and in its subtitled version in Italian, in order to see how the dynamics of humour change in the case of 元TT which becomes L2 in translation (Italian), especially when the point of the view of the audience is subverted and the viewers identify with the protagonist rather than the Polish characters in the movie.īleichenbacher L. The original film used no subtitles, because the linguistic chaos was pivotal to showing the absurdity of the war through the deforming lenses of the comedy. Pseudo-language, translation, mistranslation, and mock translation figure conspicuously in the movie, which shows a series of clashes between Polish, German and Italian languages in the most improbable combinations. It narrates the adventures of an Italian soldier who on his way home from the Russian front during World War II is stranded in Poland. In 1964, many decades before multilingual movies have become fashionable, a Polish director, Stanisław Lenartowicz, made a war comedy called “Giuseppe in Warsaw”.
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