<abstract xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p>Retranslation, intended as the «coexistence de plusieurs traductions, simultanées ou successives, de la même oeuvre (série de traductions)» (Skibińska 2007, 2), is an ancient and rather widespread phenomenon in various linguistic traditions. Drawing on some considerations that arose while studying the ever-growing bibliography on this topic, this article outlines the reasons, the effects and the modalities that distinguish this practice, which is gaining appreciation in many European literatures and cultures, foremost in the Italian one.</p></abstract>

Retranslation, intended as the «coexistence de plusieurs traductions, simultanées ou successives, de la même oeuvre (série de traductions)» (Skibińska 2007, 2), is an ancient and rather widespread phenomenon in various linguistic traditions. Drawing on some considerations that arose while studying the ever-growing bibliography on this topic, this article outlines the reasons, the effects and the modalities that distinguish this practice, which is gaining appreciation in many European literatures and cultures, foremost in the Italian one.

La ritraduzione nel panorama degli studi traduttologici

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Retranslation, intended as the «coexistence de plusieurs traductions, simultanées ou successives, de la même oeuvre (série de traductions)» (Skibińska 2007,...

La ritraduzione nel panorama degli studi traduttologici

Article Category: 2. Pratique, didactique et critique de la traduction

Published Online: Mar 05, 2016

Page range: 113 - 124

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/tran-2016-0008

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This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.