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Journal articles on the topic "(auto)traduction et génétique textuelle"
Leblay, Christophe. "Génétique textuelle et écritures mono- et plurilingues." TTR 29, no. 1 (July 24, 2018): 33–59. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1050707ar.
Full textWhitfield, Agnès. "Les multiples voix (auto)biographiques de Philippe Soupault : enjeux et défis de la traduction." Palimpsestes 37 (2024). http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/11wh4.
Full textMartinelli, Hélène. "Autotraduction, autoédition, auto-illustration." Nouveaux cahiers de Marge, no. 6 (March 8, 2023). http://dx.doi.org/10.35562/marge.619.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "(auto)traduction et génétique textuelle"
Bolici, Martina. "Les écrivains translingues franco-italiens entre deux siècles (XIXe-XXe) : Luigi Gualdo, Filippo Tommaso Marinetti et Alberto Savinio." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université Grenoble Alpes, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024GRALL006.
Full textWithout claiming to be exhaustive, this thesis aims to reconstruct a transnational Franco-Italian literary history by revisiting the wandering trajectories of three writers in the period between the fin de siècle and the avant-gardes (late 1860s - early 1950s): Luigi Gualdo (Milan 1844 - Paris 1898), Filippo Tommaso Marinetti (Alexandria of Egypt 1876 - Bellagio 1944) and Alberto Savinio (Athens 1891 - Rome 1952). Owing to the linguistic and creative practices shared by these authors, who use Italian and French both in their writing and in their translations and self-translations, we are led to associate them with the broader concept of “Literary Translingualism”. By profiling the three prototypical cases in the light of three major axes (“transnational mobility”, “intellectual nomadism” and “linguistic flânerie”), a common critical perspective emerges. On the one hand, we manage to determine how their wandering affects their “self-image” as well as their artistic practice; on the other hand, we notice in what way the sharing of a common translingual practice, as well as a condition of intellectual hybridization, also reveal a diversification of singularities. In the attempt to link an “individual multilingualism” to a broader taxonomy of translingual writers, we also consider the self-translating activity of the Franco-Italian authors in the third part of our research. By establishing the theoretical framework of this disciplinary horizon, we undertake a linguistic, literary, translational, and socioliterary analysis of the chosen literary corpus. We also use a genetic criticism approach to archive documents to explore the hermeneutic course done by the author when rewriting a work in another language, and the translational strategies adopted at the time of the transfer
Sardin, Pascale. "Pour une poétique de la traduction de soi : lecture bilingue et génétique des textes courts auto-traduits de Samuel Beckett (1946-1980)." Bordeaux 3, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998BOR30038.
Full textAt the juncture of several languages and idioms - french, english, anglo-irish - and of several domains of research and textual analysis: literature and translation theory on the one hand, stylistics, psychoanalysis and variorum study on the other, this thesis aims at delineating how samuel beckett rewrites his texts when he self-translates them. The corpus, comprising most of the + shorter; texts, both prose and drama, spans the years 1946-1980. The research, which relies mainly on a comparative reading of the twin versions, while revealing the modified topography of the self-translated text, also takes greatly into account the bilingual draft versions which are studied in detail in the annexed document (vol. Ii). After analysing the psychological issues linked to the fact of rewriting in another language, the focus is put on the evolution of beckett's style. As a self-translator, beckett works on the two axes of discourse, sensitive to the rhythmic and aural aspect of his texts. The art of self-translation is a parodic art, as is the author's style: a combinatory art, it is also a disjunctive art; an art of inflexion, it relies upon a droll humour as well as on a harsh pessimism; an art of lessening, it prefers to be laconic, while liking to create a rich discordant polyphonic language with foreign accents, keen on contradiction, word-play, and cliche. This paradoxical economy follows the lines of a schizomorph structure. It is that of the freudian unconscious which surfaces in the discourse of a psychotic subject. Thus, each text exists conjointly with its double, offering two displaced, de-centred visions of the ego and of its relationship to the outer world and to himself. That is why it is possible to say that this poetics of self-translation (meaning + way of doing ;) defines a poetics of translation of the self (meaning + motif ; and + operating programme ; of the writer). In a state of helplessness, beckett's narrators keep stumbling on the signifiers of madness and death. Even if they happen to approach them through repetition in the other language, they part from them inevitably, to and fro at each new version of the texts, experiencing the gist of tragedy
Sciarrino, Emilio. "Le plurilinguisme en littérature. Les langues d'Amelia Rosselli, Edoardo Sanguineti, Patrizia Vicinelli." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015USPCA104.
Full textMy aim is to demonstrate that multilingualism is not an incidental process, but a substantial function in literature. Therefore, this thesis studies the works of three italian multilingual authors: Amelia Rosselli (1930-1996), Edoardo Sanguineti (1930-2010) and Patrizia Vicinelli (1943-1991). The first part analyses literary multilingualism from a theoretical, historical and formal point of view. After defining essential concepts, I give a detailed overview of the founding studies on this topic. At the same time, I point out how multilingualism raises during the second half of the XXe century. Then I identify the main formal patterns of multilingual texts, from microtext to macrotext, and propose different typologies. Moreover I argue that multingualism plays a leading role in thoughts, emotions and images conveyed by literary texts. Thus the second part focuses on three major features of the multilingual imagination: the subjectivity, the representation of world space and the metalinguistic awareness. Multilingualism has finally a global impact on the reception and the translation of texts, which is the topic of the third part. The reader himself is always engaged in a potential translation. After investigating the general questions raised by the translation of multilingualism, I criticize different translations of our authors in several languages. I also emphasize the specific issue of self-translation and translation written with the author
Sciarrino, Emilio. "Le plurilinguisme en littérature. Les langues d'Amelia Rosselli, Edoardo Sanguineti, Patrizia Vicinelli." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015USPCA104.
Full textMy aim is to demonstrate that multilingualism is not an incidental process, but a substantial function in literature. Therefore, this thesis studies the works of three italian multilingual authors: Amelia Rosselli (1930-1996), Edoardo Sanguineti (1930-2010) and Patrizia Vicinelli (1943-1991). The first part analyses literary multilingualism from a theoretical, historical and formal point of view. After defining essential concepts, I give a detailed overview of the founding studies on this topic. At the same time, I point out how multilingualism raises during the second half of the XXe century. Then I identify the main formal patterns of multilingual texts, from microtext to macrotext, and propose different typologies. Moreover I argue that multingualism plays a leading role in thoughts, emotions and images conveyed by literary texts. Thus the second part focuses on three major features of the multilingual imagination: the subjectivity, the representation of world space and the metalinguistic awareness. Multilingualism has finally a global impact on the reception and the translation of texts, which is the topic of the third part. The reader himself is always engaged in a potential translation. After investigating the general questions raised by the translation of multilingualism, I criticize different translations of our authors in several languages. I also emphasize the specific issue of self-translation and translation written with the author
Orsini, Sarah. "Les "Carmina" de Pascoli : édition traduite et commentée d'une sélection de poèmes latins et édition numérique d'une sélection de brouillons." Thesis, Lyon, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019LYSE2090.
Full textGiovanni Pascoli (1855-1912) is a classic of Italian literature. A bilingual poet writing in Italian and Latin. He has distinguished himself in the field of Neo-Latin literature by composing poems awarded in the certamen poeticum hoeufftianum. His Latin work, the Carminas, is almost unknown in France. The first objective of this doctoral research is to propose a bilingual edition, translated and commented, of a selection of Pascoli's Latin poems, accessible to a French audience not specialised in Latin or Italian literature. We have tried to select poems of various forms (narrative poems, epigrams, dedications odes) in order to give the reader an idea of what a complete edition of the Carmina could be like. In the introduction, we presented the biographical elements and the various aesthetic and linguistic aspects of Pascolian poetry that could facilitate the understanding of the texts. We also offer an analysis of the practice consisting in writing in Latin as a poetic experiment, and tried to situated this practice in relation to his contemporaries. We also tried as much as possible to study Pascoli's Latin poetry in relation to his Italian poetry. The second aspect of this thesis concerns the posthumous nature of this work, edited by the poet's sister, Maria Pascoli, with the help of philologist Ermenegildo Pistelli. Since the poet did not have time to propose a structure of his work in a collection, the Latin poems are organized according to thematic sections that are not always satisfactory (for example, the epigrams are published without organizational logic in a section containing all the short poems or the poems that could not be classified in the thematic sections). The digitization of all of G. Pascoli's drafts enabled us to explore the drafts of the author's plans, and we propose two possible collections in the introduction to this thesis: the first organized according to the chronology of the writing, the second organized according to the chronology of the facts represented. Our commented edition of the Carmina is presented according to the first organization, in order to offer an overview of Pascoli's writing as a process that has evolved over time. This study of the Pascholian writing process was also carried out at the poem level, in the detail of the composition. We made an XML-TEI genetic edition of a draft folder, that of the poem Crepereia Tryphaena. In this edition, we have described with great precision the writing gestures visible on the page (add, delete, substitute, move, rewrite a new version) and we have tried, when possible, to analyze the mental operations that caused these gestures. We have also tried to reconstruct the chronology of the writing of each draft, in order to create an editing prototype that allows us to read the drafts of poetry by displaying the text one writing campaign after the other and to visualize the modifications made by the author up to the scale of the letter. Thanks to this edition, we were able to analyse in detail the composition steps, the methods used by the author and the gestures made to carry out his project, and we deliver the results of this analysis at the end of the introduction of this thesis
Giovanni Pascoli (1855-1912) fa parte dei classici della letteratura italiana. Poeta bilingue scrivendo in italiano e in latino, è diventato famoso nell’ambito della letteratura neolatina per avere composto poemi premiati o lodati quasi ogni anno dal 1892 al certamenpoeticum hoeufftianum. La sua opera latina, i Carmina, è sconosciuta in Francia.Il primo obbiettivo di questa ricerca dottorale è di proporre un’edizione bilingue tradotta e commentata di una selezione dei poemi latini del Pascoli e di rendere quest’edizione accessibile a un lettorato francese che non sia specialista né di letteratura latina né di letteratura italiana. Abbiamo provato a selezionare poemi di forme varie (poemi narrativi, epigrammi, odi dedicatorie) per poter dare al lettore una visione d’insieme di quello che potrebbe essere un’edizione integrale dei Carmina. Abbiamo presentato in introduzioneelementi biografici e vari aspetti estectici e linguistici della poesia pascoliana suscettibili di agevolare la comprensione dei testi. Ci presentiamo anche un’analysi delle modalità della scrittura in latino come esperienza poetica, ambientando questa pratica nel contesto culturale in cui scriveva il Pascoli. Abbiamo inoltre provato a studiare la poesia latina del Pascoi al contatto di quella italiana.Il secondo aspetto di questa tesi riguarda il carattere postumo dei Carmina, la cui edizione princeps è stata realizzata da Maria Pascoli e Ermenegildo Pistelli. Il poeta non ha avuto il tempo di raggruppare i suoi poemi in una raccolta strutturata, quindi i Carmina sono stati organizzati in sezioni tematiche che non sono sempre soddisfacenti (per esempio, gli epigrammi sono pubblicati senza logica di organizzazione in una sezione ragruppando poemi di forma breve e poemi che non entravano nei temi delle sezioni). Grazie alla digitalizzazione dell’insieme delle carte di G. Pascoli, abbiamo potuto esplorare i tentativi di strutturazionedell’opera realizzati dal poeta, e proponiamo nell’introduzione di questa testi due strutture possibili : la prima secondo la cronologia della scrittura, e l’altra secondo la cronologia dei fatti rappresentati. Abbiamo scelto per presentare l’edizione commentata dei Carmina la prima struttura, per permettere di visualizzare la scrittura dei Carmina come un processo che ha evoluto nel tempo.Questo studio del processo della scrittura pascoliana, l’abbiamo anche portato al livello del poema, nel dettaglio della composizione. Abbiamo costituito un’edizione genetica XMLTEI di una cartella di carte, quella del poema Crepereia Tryphaena. In questa edizione, abbiamo descritto con una massima precisione possibile i gesti di scrittura visibili sulla pagina (aggiungere, cancellare, sostituire, spostare, riscrivere una nuova versione), e abbiamo tentato, quando era possibile, di analizzare le operazioni mentali che hanno provocato questi gesti. Inoltre, abbiamo provato a ricostituire la cronologia della scrittura di ogni carta, percreare un prototipo di edizione che permetta di leggere le carte di una poesia facendo apparire una stesura dopo l’altra, e permettendo di visualizzare le modifiche fino al livello della lettera. Grazie a quest’edizione abbiamo potuto analizzare precisamente le varie tappe della composizione di poesia, i metodi usati dall’autore et i gesti effettuati per condurre il suo progetto creativo. Presentiamo i risultati di quest’analisi alla fine dell’introduzione della tesi
Book chapters on the topic "(auto)traduction et génétique textuelle"
"Molloy/Molloy : (auto-)traduction et po(ï)éticité intra-inter-textuelle." In Modalités po(ï)étiques de configuration textuelle: le cas de Molloy de Samuel Beckett, 197–264. Brill | Rodopi, 2009. http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/9789042028975_006.
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