"ALGO EXTRAÑO EN ÉL”: UN ESTUDIO DE UNA TRADUCCIÓN IRANÍ DE LA IMAGEN DE WHITMAN
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https://doi.org/10.1344/transfer.2019.14.49-72Palabras clave:
Estudios de Recepción, LiteraturaComparada, Walt Whitman, PoesíapersaResumen
Orientado a la recepción de Walt Whitman en Irán, el presente ensayo
se centra en la portada de la traducción de un libro de Whitman al
persa para estudiar cómo la imagen de dicho autor se traduce
visualmente para el public iraní. Entre los discursos literarios del Irán
contemporáneo, el que asocia la poesía con el misticismo juega el
papel más importante en esta traducción.
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