Anthropophagy and Translation
Anthropophagy and Translation
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食人与翻译
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2010
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通讯作者:
Alice Leal
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Alice Leal
Anthropophagy was a key concept in the European arts of the late 19 th and early 20 th centuries, with the image of the “noble savage” at its centre. Similarly, it became emblematic of Brazilian Modernism, though with the opposite connotation it had in Europe. For Brazilian artists, it was the image of the “evil savage” that represented the first national and overt attempt to create “truly” Brazilian art. 2 Later, these notions of cannibalism and anthropophagy had a great impact on translation, with the Noigrandes at its forefront. In the present article, I intend to analyse the notion of Anthropophagy in both the European avant-gardes of the early 20 th century and the Brazilian avant-gardes of more or less the same period. Finally, I will briefly look at the (lack of) importance this concept – embedded in a poststructuralist context – acquired within translation theory and practice in Brazil. Therefore, my main aim is twofold. On the one hand, I want to show how the notion of Anthropophagy gradually changed from a European to a Brazilian motif. On the other hand, I intend to demonstrate that, however important this motif may have been in previous years (particularly as far as literature and national identity are concerned), it does not reflect the field of Translation Studies in Brazil – unlike what is often assumed outside Brazil. 3
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2005
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Discussion Paper on Political Economy(発行:東北大学大学院経済学研究科) No.34
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Shunichi Kubo;Michio Akama;Valerij Fomichev
通讯作者:
Valerij Fomichev