The elegy written in a country churchyard de Thomas Gray en los Sepolcri de Foscolo a través de las traducciones de M. Cesarotti y G. Torelli
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https://doi.org/10.24310/TRANS.2006.v0i10.1091Keywords:
literatura italiana, Foscolo, imitación, influencia, traducción literaria.Abstract
En este artículo se analizan las influencias que han tenido las traducciones italianas de M. Cesarotti y G. Torelli de la Elegy written in a Country Churchyard de Thomas Gray sobre el poema I Sepolcri de Ugo Foscolo. Un atento análisis temático y textual de la obra original de Gray y de las versiones traducidas de la misma con el “Carme” del poeta italiano pone de manifiesto la, a veces sorprendente, influencia de las temáticas sepulcrales tratadas por el inglés en la literatura y poesía no sólo italiana sino europea.
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