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  • August 16, 2013
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FEATURES OF METONYMY PRESENTATION WHEN TRANSLATING INTO THE SPANISH LANGUAGE BY THE MATERIAL OF B. L. PASTERNAK’S WORK “DOCTOR ZHIVAGO”

Abstract

The article presents the analysis of metonymy translation from the Russian language into Spanish by the material of the work of art “Doctor Zhivago” by B. L. Pasternak. The author with the purpose of a comprehensive study adverts to several classifications, which, in her opinion, are the most common types of the above trope. As a result of the consideration it is revealed the several methods of metonymy presentation used by a translator, which in turn have a number of features. In conclusion the article presents the statistics of the use of a particular method, and it is also undertaken the attempt to give the logical explanation of the structure transformation of the analyzed stylistic figures in translation process.

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Author information

Alina Rustamovna Mudretsova

Kazan' Federal University

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  • Published: August 16, 2013.

Keywords

  • метонимия
  • классификация
  • перевод
  • внутренняя структура метонимии
  • синекдоха
  • метафора
  • переводной текст
  • metonymy
  • classification
  • translation
  • internal structure of metonymy
  • synecdoche
  • metaphor
  • translated text

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