traducción literaria; Sur; Losada; Buenos Aires; 1930; literary translation
Abstract :
[es] En el marco de un proyecto de investigación mayor, dedicado a estudiar el impacto de la literatura traducida en el sistema literario argentino durante las décadas del cuarenta y del cincuenta, este trabajo pretende caracterizar el momento fundacional de dos emprendimientos editoriales para los cuales la traducción constituyó una práctica central: las editoriales Sur y Losada. Fundadas en 1933 y 1938 respectivamente, Sur y Losada promovieron las primeras traducciones al castellano de numerosas obras que luego se difundirían por el resto de América Latina. En el análisis se aborda tanto la selección de textos traducidos como las marcas textuales y paratextuales indicadoras del proceso de profesionalización del traductor. La hipótesis que se sostiene es que, si bien en décadas anteriores ya se había traducido literatura extranjera en Buenos Aires, será en la década del treinta cuando esta práctica discursiva alcanzara un estatuto que posibilita la plena identificación del traductor como enunciador segundo del texto literario extranjero. [en] In the context of a larger research project dedicated to studying the impact of translated literature in the Argentine literary system during the forties and fifties, this work intends to characterize the foundational moments of the editorial endeavors for which translation constituted a central practice: the publishing houses of Sur and Losada. Founded in 1933 and 1938, respectively, Sur and Losada promoted the first Spanish translations that later were circulated throughout the rest of Latin America. The analysis addresses the texts selected for translation and the textual elements and paratextual indicators of the process of professionalization of the translator. The hypothesis that is sustained is that, although translating foreign literature had already been usual for decades in Buenos Aires, it was in the 1930s when this discursive practice would achieve a status that permitted the explicit identification of the translator as a secondary enunciator of foreign literary texts.
Research Center/Unit :
Instituto de Literatura Argentina «Ricardo Rojas» - Universidad de Buenos Aires
Disciplines :
Literature
Author, co-author :
Willson, Patricia ; University of Buenos Aires - UBA > Faculty of Philosophy and Letters
Language :
Spanish
Title :
La traducción literaria en la Argentina: las editoriales Sur y Losada en la década del treinta
Alternative titles :
[en] Literary Translation in Argentina: the Publishing Houses Sur and Losada in the 1930s
Publication date :
2000
Event name :
II Congreso Latinoamericano de Traducción e Interpretación
Event organizer :
Colegio de Traductores Públicos de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires
Event place :
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Event date :
from 23-04-1998 to 25-04-1998
Audience :
International
Main work title :
Actas del II Congreso Latinoamericano de Traducción e Interpretación
Editor :
Wenzel, Astrid
Publisher :
CTPCBA, Buenos Aires, Argentina
ISBN/EAN :
987-96910-2-4
Pages :
527-532
Name of the research project :
Década del cuarenta: constitución de nuevas poéticas del relato
Funders :
Secretaría de Ciencia y Técnica - Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBACyT)
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