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摘要
本文提出了字幕中文化标记的翻译类型,并以巴西葡萄牙语电影《O auto da Compadecea》(阿拉斯,2000)及其翻译《狗的意志》(Magrath,Videolar,2000)为研究材料。文化标记在各种翻译过程中产生的困难是显而易见的,并在视听作品中得到了强调,在这些作品中,不同的元素(文本、图像、声音设计、配乐、肢体语言等)融合在一起。为了在这一背景下对其进行分析,我们使用了文化标记和标记的概念(Reichmann和Zavaglia,2014)、翻译模式(Aubert,2006b),并考虑了翻译技术(Nunes,n.d.),以得出这里介绍的类型学,然后是例子和插图。
Cultural markers in the Brazilian film O auto da Compadecida and its subtitles in English
This article proposes a typology of translation of cultural markers in subtitles and uses as research material the film O auto da Compadecida (Arraes, 2000) in Brazilian Portuguese and its translation, A dog's will (Magrath, Videolar, 2000). The difficulty that cultural markers generate during various translation processes is evident and is accentuated in audiovisual works, in which different elements converge (text, image, sound design, soundtrack, body language, among others). To contribute to its analysis in this context, we used the concept of cultural marks and markers (Reichmann and Zavaglia, 2014), translational modalities (Aubert, 2006b), and considered translation techniques (Nunes, n.d.) to arrive at the typology presented here, followed by examples and illustrations.