De Agincourt a Eton y más allá: la Alicia en el país de las maravillas de Rafael Ballester Escalas y sus secuelas

Juan Gabriel López Guix

doi:10.24310/TRANS.2017.v0i21.3725

From Agincourt to Eton and beyond: Rafael Ballester Escalas’ Spanish translation of Alice in Wonderland and its aftermath

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Juan Gabriel López Guix Autonomous University of Barcelona

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https://doi.org/10.24310/TRANS.2017.v0i21.3725

Keywords:

Alice in Wonderland, Rafael Ballester Escalas, Editorial Mateu, Editorial Bruguera, History of translation, History of publishing

Abstract

This article documents over more than half a century the avatars of Rafael Ballester Escalas’ Spanish translation of Alice in Wonderland (Mateu, 1952). The vicissitudes of Ballester’s version reveal certain dynamics of the publishing industry, as well as some uses and flows of literary materials.

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No. 21 (2017)

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From Agincourt to Eton and beyond: Rafael Ballester Escalas’ Spanish translation of Alice in Wonderland and its aftermath. (2017). TRANS – Revista De Traductología, 21, 131-167. https://doi.org/10.24310/TRANS.2017.v0i21.3725