LINGUO-PRAGMATIC STUDY OF ARTISTIC TRANSFERS IN THE PARALLEL CORPUS OF POETIC TEXTS
Keywords:
linguo-pragmatic study, artistic transfers, parallel corpus, poetic texts, translation strategies, stylistic devices, cultural adaptation, pragmatic effects, comparative analysis, poetry translation, language and culture, aesthetic qualities, metaphor, simile, alliteration, rhyme, rhythm, cultural references, symbols, reader response.Abstract
This article delves into the fascinating field of linguo-pragmatic study, focusing on the examination of artistic transfers within parallel corpora of poetic texts. It explores the complexities involved in translating and preserving the language, stylistic devices, and cultural nuances of poetry across different languages and cultural contexts. By analyzing translation strategies, stylistic devices, cultural adaptation, pragmatic effects, and conducting comparative analysis, this article aims to provide insights into the intricate process of transferring artistic elements in poetic texts while maintaining their intended impact and aesthetic qualities.
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