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hesami F, YousefianKenari M J, hoseinizad M. Significant Differences and Cultural Implications in the Persian Translation of Bertolt Brecht’s Plays (case studies: Herr Puntila und sein knecht Matti, Baal, Im Dickicht der Stadte,Die Geschichte der Simone Machard). LRR 2016; 6 (7) :117-141
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URL: http://lrr.modares.ac.ir/article-14-4129-en.html
1- M.A. in Dramatic Literature, soore University , Tehran, Iran
2- Assistant Prof., Dep. Of Dramatic Literature, Faculty of Arts & Architecture, TarbiatModares University
3- Assistant Prof., Dep. Of foreign language, Teheran University, Tehran, Iran
2- Assistant Prof., Dep. Of Dramatic Literature, Faculty of Arts & Architecture, TarbiatModares University
3- Assistant Prof., Dep. Of foreign language, Teheran University, Tehran, Iran
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The purpose of this paper is to outline the theory and practice of discourse analysis as a tool of interpretation in translation of dramatic works. By translation of dramatic works, the discourses of target language has been influenced and undergone some significant differences that has been making different interpretations. Translations of Bertolt Brecht’s plays because of their historical implications of the social status in two decades 50 to 60 and 80 in Iran, prepare the best data to measure this point. This descriptive study by incorporation of direct observation of original work and Library based method analysed primary data that have been collected and followed by focusing on the framework of Norman Fairclough approach to discourse analysis. This research aims to show how in the Persian translation of Brecht’s works, conscious or unconscious, some changes have been created. To find the answer of this question, the translation of the forty Brecht’ plays, Herr Puntila und sein KnechtMatti,Baal, Im Dickicht der Stadte, and Die Geschichte der Simone Machard has been chosen. These samples were selected based on varieties of translations belonging to different ages in order to find more significant differences .The findings indicate that most of Brecht's plays in accordance with the political context, social influence or dominant discourses of every period - at least at the level of lexical and conceptual context- are subjected to cultural distortions.
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