Vol. 24 No. 49 (2019): Translations and their alternatives: between craft and art

Four-month period: May-Aug. 2019.
Issue date: Sep. 30th, 2019.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22409/gragoata.v24i49

Published: 2019-08-27

Introduction

• Translations and their alternatives: between craft and art

  Susana Lages, Kathrin Sartingen

  277-285

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Literature Articles

• Names of fantastic beings of Brazilian folklore in a German translation

  Diogo Mathias Brum, Ebal Sant'Anna Bolacio Filho

  286-298

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• The use of translator’s notes in the Brazilian translation of three case histories by Sigmund Freud

  Tito Lívio Cruz Romão

  299-319

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• Intersection between Iberian and Translation Studies: the case of translation of Catalan literature in Portugal

  Esther Gimeno Ugalde

  320-342

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• “Pren-me, desfes-me, refes-me”: Maria-Mercè Marçal translated in/as partnership

  Beatriz Regina Guimarães Barboza, Meritxell Hernando Marsal

  343-367

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• To Be or Not to Be Nobody: Emily Dickinson in Two Brazilian Translations

  Marcela Santos Brigida, Davi Ferreira de Pinho

  368-389

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• The line in Miró translated by verses of Murilo Mendes and of João Cabral

  Everton Barbosa Correia

  390-412

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• Poetics of "being-with" in 'I tu', by Cecília Vicuña: considerations on translation as performance

  Eleonora Frenkel-Barretto

  413-431

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• On archaism in literary translation: Guilherme de Almeida e Mário Faustino versions of François Villon’s ballads

  Daniel Padilha Pacheco da Costa

  432-457

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• Mihai Eminescu’s Romanian Hexameters: translation to Portuguese and comments on the poem ‘Mitologicale’

  Beethoven Alvarez

  458-492

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• A Short Story's Nine Lives: the translations of “The Dead”, by James Joyce, in Brazilian Portuguese (1942-2018)

  Vitor Alevato do Amaral, Elis Maria Cogo, Eloísa Dall’Bello

  493-512

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• Modal adjuncts in the short story 'Grace', by Joyce, and in two of its translations into Brazilian Portuguese

  Roberta Rego Rodrigues

  513-535

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• The sexual throughout the body of the tongue

  Paulo Sergio de Souza Junior

  536-549

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• Translation: from transparency to opacity, from metalanguage to alterity

  Paula Ávila Nunes, Valdir do Nascimento Flores

  550-572

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• Epistemology of translating: norms of use and their description 'a parte post'

  Paulo Oliveira

  573-597

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• Turning the stranger into a migrant – towards a study of translation as a possible paradigm of postmodernity

  Burghard Baltrusch

  598-619

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• The translation of film titles in comparative horizon: Brazil and Portugal

  Raimundo Expedito dos Santos Sousa, Hugo Domínguez Silva

  620-646

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• Translation and research: the use of a bilingual questionnaire to map usability and preferences of sign-language screen insets among the deaf community

  Vinicius Nascimento, Rodrigo Vecchio Fornari, Rimar Ramalho Segala

  647-671

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Depoimento

• Translating Pagu’s 'Industrial Park': São Paulo in 1933

  Kenneth David Jackson

  672-677

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Reviews of Literary Studies books

• The task of translator in the heart of the nation

  Luiz Guilherme Ribeiro Barbosa

  678-684

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Acknowledgments

• Sobre esta edição

  Equipe Editorial

  272-276

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• Organizadores e colaboradores

  Equipe Editorial

  685-697

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