Abstract

This book introduces a novel approach to the analysis and translation of “migration movies”, featuring cross-cultural interactions in immigration domains. More specifically, it explores the extent to which the discursive and audiovisual constructions of movie characters representing non-native speakers of English stem from the script authors’ background knowledge of lingua-franca variations – marked by lexical, syntactic and phonetic deviations from the Standard English norms – which they turn into ‘scripted variations’ to represent status asymmetries in intercultural exchanges. Such asymmetries – this book contends – need to be rendered into equivalent linguacultural ways during the dubbing-translation process by resorting to parallel ‘scripted’ lingua-franca variations of the target language. To this purpose, the book introduces a number of stimulating translation strategies to be exploited in university courses of audio-visual translation and intercultural mediation

Autore Pugliese

• Iaia Pietro Luigi

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• Iaia P.L.

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2015

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