This article deals with a case study belonging to what has been called the “fictional turn” in translation studies, that is the approach of fictional representations of translators or interpreters in literature and cinema. This perspective contributes to the visibility of translator and can shed new light on some theoretical issues about translation, especially when the author of the fiction is a practising translator.

"Le tournant fictionnel de la traduction au service de la visibilité du traducteur" / Nannoni Catia. - In: BÉRÉNICE. - ISSN 1128-7047. - STAMPA. - 65:(2023), pp. 111-123.

"Le tournant fictionnel de la traduction au service de la visibilité du traducteur"

Nannoni Catia
2023

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This article deals with a case study belonging to what has been called the “fictional turn” in translation studies, that is the approach of fictional representations of translators or interpreters in literature and cinema. This perspective contributes to the visibility of translator and can shed new light on some theoretical issues about translation, especially when the author of the fiction is a practising translator.
2023
"Le tournant fictionnel de la traduction au service de la visibilité du traducteur" / Nannoni Catia. - In: BÉRÉNICE. - ISSN 1128-7047. - STAMPA. - 65:(2023), pp. 111-123.
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