The poetry of Adonis in translation: an analysis - Salha, Moutassem
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The focus of this study is in the area of poetry translation and in particular the translation of the poetry of Adonis. Such a study is important in order to understand how translators use translation theories when translating the poetry of Adonis. The research approach adopted in this book includes analysis of the translated poetry of Adonis and comparisons of these translations after thorough research into translation theories and the translation of poetry. The main conclusions drawn from this study are: Despite most poet translator pragmatic approach to poetry and their declaration that…mehr

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The focus of this study is in the area of poetry translation and in particular the translation of the poetry of Adonis. Such a study is important in order to understand how translators use translation theories when translating the poetry of Adonis. The research approach adopted in this book includes analysis of the translated poetry of Adonis and comparisons of these translations after thorough research into translation theories and the translation of poetry. The main conclusions drawn from this study are: Despite most poet translator pragmatic approach to poetry and their declaration that they do not use translation theory in the process of translating poetry, translated poetry can nevertheless be analysed with the help of translation theories. It is crucial to translate the poetry of Adonis as he has had a huge impact on modern Arabic poetry. In order to create some kind of equivalence the poet translator must create a new poem using a similar ideology to the author of the source text.
Autorenporträt
Moutassem Salha was born in Syria and now lives in the UK. He studied law in Damascus then translation at Salford University. After this he gained an MA with distinction and an award for outstanding achievement in interpreting at the University of Central Lancashire. He is currently working on his PhD and lectures at the University of Manchester.