Éthique et esthétique de l’Autre en traduction : une réflexion à partir de récentes critiques contre la traductologie d’Antoine Berman
| May 28, 2014
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Jeux esthétiques de la traduction Éthique (s), techniques et pratiques traductionnelles / Translation: stakes and esthetic games Ethics, translation techniques and practices / Übersetzen: Implikation und ästhetische Spiele Ethos und Ethik, Technik und Praxis des Übersetzens / La traducción: retos y juegos estéticos Ética y éticas, técnicas y prácticas de traducción / La traduzione: finalità e giochi estetici Etica ed etiche, tecniche e prattiche della traduzione
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Published Online: May 28, 2014
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/tran-2014-0024
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From a debate started by Charles Le Blanc in his book Le Complexe d’Hermès against translation study theories, the author reviews three kinds of criticism - the theoretical scope of translation studies, the figure of the Other, and the role of Bildung - each time returning to the texts written by Antoine Berman in response to Le Blanc’s criticism. It is then unveiled that in this polemic one can find a work close in spirit to that of German Romantics and an invitation to continue reflection beyond the strict debate on translation to bring it to “what society is made of”.