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» The Effects of Differences Among Rhetorical Categorizations in Persian and English on Translation of Persian Modern Poetry: A Case Study of Differences Among Persian and English Rhetorical Categorizations in Sepehri's Poems and their translations
By Massoud Azizinezhad | Published 11/28/2005 | Literature and Poetry | Recommendation:RateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecIRateSecI
In this study attempts has been made to identify cases in which translators� ignorance of the differences among rhetorical categorizations in English and Persian has lead to change of a figure of speech into a different one or loosing it as a whole, which results in loss of author�s intended meaning or effect. The study puts focus on an extract of Sepehri�s poems including two long and ten short ones translated by three of the most well-known translators of sepehri�s poems that is, Emami (2005) and Salami & Zahedi (2005).
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