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A Study of the English and the German Translations of Alexander I.- Solzhenitsyn's the Gulag Archipelago, Volume I: Solzhenitsyn's the Gulag Archipela

A Study of the English and the German Translations of Alexander I.- Solzhenitsyn's the Gulag Archipelago, Volume I: Solzhenitsyn's the Gulag Archipela

Bond, Anatol

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Series: Europaeische Hochschulschriften / European University Studie, Book 28

Literary CriticismGeneral Reference

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ISBN10: 3261033177
ISBN13: 9783261033178
Publisher: Peter Lang
Published: Dec 31 1983
Pages: 331
Language: English
The reactions to The Gulag Archipelago, when it finally appeared in the West, were of profound significance, as an historical documentation as well as a work of art. The main objective pursued in the present study was to examine how Solzhenitsyn's work had fared in the translation process. This was felt to be especially important since most of the critical appraisals outside the Soviet Union were, of necessity, based on the translations. Two of these were chosen, not merely because the greatest interest in the work was shown in English and German, but also with the intent to examine it on a comparative basis, looking, among other aspects, at possible difficulties peculiar to one or the other language when translating from Russian.

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