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THE PROBLEM OF TRANSLATING PROPER NAMES IN A LITERARY WORK

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Proper Names in Translation: Should They be Translated or Not?

Eastern African Literary and Cultural Studies, 2019
One of the most problematic elements that translators grapple with in the translation of literary works is proper names. The contention is whether or not proper names should be translated.
Akungah O'Nyangeri
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Proper names in the translation of The Lord of the Rings

Linguistic Approaches To Literature, 2008
The Lord of the Rings is a multilingual trilogy which includes texts and lexical units of eight languages that are represented by means of the Roman alphabet and diacritics. This study scrutinizes the problem with translations of proper names. This includes an analysis of Tolkien’s languages and their phonetic system. The results obtained embrace sound
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Transliteration or Translation of Biblical Proper Names

Translation Review, 2004
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Proper Names in Translation: An Explanatory Attempt

Across Languages and Cultures, 2003
The primary thesis of this paper is that, contrary to popular views, the translation of proper names is a non-trivial question, closely related to the problem of the meaning of the proper name. It aims to show what happens to proper names in the process of translation, particularly from English into Hungarian, to systematise and, within the frames of ...
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C. Index of proper names and subjects to the translation

2016
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PROPER NAMES IN LANGUAGE, TRANSLATION, AND CULTURAL TRANSLATION

THE HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL STUDIES IN THE FAR EAST
The paper focuses on onomasticon’s problematic status in language and linguistics. In particular, we posit the following research questions: (1) What is place of onomasticon within a language’s lexicon? (2) Is the current lexicographic practice adequate to the language reality and the users’ needs?
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To Translate or not to Translate? Proper Names and Translation: Introductory Remarks

Les noms propres sont-ils traduisibles, ou relèvent- ils, pour partie, de ce que l’on peut appeler des « intraduisibles » ? Cette question ouvre sur une série de problèmes qui touchent directement à leur statut : quelles sont les catégories de noms propres, comment les comprendre et les interpréter selon leurs contextes d’usage, et selon quels ...
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Translation with commentary: focusing on proper names

2023
Ovaj diplomski rad sastoji se od pet prijevoda popraćenih komentarima. Prevedeni su dijelovi teksta iz triju knjiga s engleskog na hrvatski jezik (Watching the English. The Hidden Rules of English Behaviour, Sociology Beyond Societies. Mobilities for the Twenty First Century and The Age of Living Machines: How Biology Will Build the Next Technology ...
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English-Vietnamese Machine Translation of Proper Names

2012
This paper presents some problems involved in the machine translation of proper names (PNs) from English into Vietnamese. Based on the building of an English-Vietnamese parallel corpus of texts with numerous PNs extracted from online BBC News and translated by four machine translation (MT) systems, we implement the PN error classification and analysis.
Thi Thanh Thao Phan, Izabella Thomas
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