La Retraduction en littérature de jeunesse / Retranslating Childrens Literature

Fiction & Literature, Literary Theory & Criticism, Theory, Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Language Arts
Cover of the book La Retraduction en littérature de jeunesse / Retranslating Childrens Literature by , Peter Lang
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Author: ISBN: 9783035295993
Publisher: Peter Lang Publication: October 14, 2014
Imprint: Peter Lang AG, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften Language: French
Author:
ISBN: 9783035295993
Publisher: Peter Lang
Publication: October 14, 2014
Imprint: Peter Lang AG, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften
Language: French

Cet ouvrage se situe à la croisée des études en littérature de jeunesse et en traductologie, emprunte à la stylistique et à la sociologie et interroge un phénomène qui prend toute son ampleur au cours du XXe siècle et en ce début de XXIe siècle, celui de la retraduction des livres destinés à un jeune public. À partir d’un corpus qui va des contes de Perrault jusqu’à Shrek !, en passant par Alice au Pays des merveilles, Poil de Carotte ou encore les Moumines de Tove Jansson, les auteurs de ce recueil montrent combien la retraduction participe à la canonisation d’un bon nombre d’œuvres nationales, au-delà du monde anglophone, du Brésil jusqu’à la Suède. La retraduction pose ainsi la question des changements de représentations de l’enfant-lecteur et du rapport adulte/enfant, de l’évolution des exigences de traduction de l’oralité et de la musicalité de textes souvent lus à voix haute, de l’influence des contextes culturels, économiques et politiques des pays où l’on y a recours, des modifications des liens entre texte et illustrations.
This volume stands at the intersection of children’s literature studies and translation studies. Borrowing from stylistics and sociology, it engages with a phenomenon which has reached its full scope over the 20th century and into the 21st century, that of the retranslation of books intended for children. Basing their essays on a body of texts including Perrault’s tales, Alice in Wonderland, Jules Renard’s Poil de Carotte, Tove Jansson’s Moomins or Shrek!, the authors of this collection show that retranslation has contributed to the canonization of a number of national works beyond the English-speaking world (from Brazilian to Swedish literature). Retranslation thus addresses the changes in representation of the child-reader and adult/child relationship, the evolution of translational norms as regards orality and musicality in the case of texts that are often read aloud, the impact of cultural, economic and political contexts in countries where translations are in demand, and the way retranslation can even affect the relationship between the text and its illustrations.

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Cet ouvrage se situe à la croisée des études en littérature de jeunesse et en traductologie, emprunte à la stylistique et à la sociologie et interroge un phénomène qui prend toute son ampleur au cours du XXe siècle et en ce début de XXIe siècle, celui de la retraduction des livres destinés à un jeune public. À partir d’un corpus qui va des contes de Perrault jusqu’à Shrek !, en passant par Alice au Pays des merveilles, Poil de Carotte ou encore les Moumines de Tove Jansson, les auteurs de ce recueil montrent combien la retraduction participe à la canonisation d’un bon nombre d’œuvres nationales, au-delà du monde anglophone, du Brésil jusqu’à la Suède. La retraduction pose ainsi la question des changements de représentations de l’enfant-lecteur et du rapport adulte/enfant, de l’évolution des exigences de traduction de l’oralité et de la musicalité de textes souvent lus à voix haute, de l’influence des contextes culturels, économiques et politiques des pays où l’on y a recours, des modifications des liens entre texte et illustrations.
This volume stands at the intersection of children’s literature studies and translation studies. Borrowing from stylistics and sociology, it engages with a phenomenon which has reached its full scope over the 20th century and into the 21st century, that of the retranslation of books intended for children. Basing their essays on a body of texts including Perrault’s tales, Alice in Wonderland, Jules Renard’s Poil de Carotte, Tove Jansson’s Moomins or Shrek!, the authors of this collection show that retranslation has contributed to the canonization of a number of national works beyond the English-speaking world (from Brazilian to Swedish literature). Retranslation thus addresses the changes in representation of the child-reader and adult/child relationship, the evolution of translational norms as regards orality and musicality in the case of texts that are often read aloud, the impact of cultural, economic and political contexts in countries where translations are in demand, and the way retranslation can even affect the relationship between the text and its illustrations.

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