Narrativa de la traducción
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https://doi.org/10.24310/TRANS.2005.v0i9.3073Keywords:
traducción, narrativa, árabe, islam.Abstract
El examen somero de cinco figuras sobresalientes en la historia de la traducción del árabe al español (Alfonso X el Sabio, los moriscos Miguel de Luna y Alonso del Castillo, el misionero franciscano del siglo XVIII Fray Francisco de San Juan del Puerto y el arabista decimonónico Emilio Lafuente Alcántara) nos permite defender un doble enfoque narratológico en los estudios de traducción. Por un lado, el relativo a los agentes individuales en los procesos de traducción, cuyas biografías ofrecen una perspectiva privilegiada a su labor en tanto que conflicto social, y, por otro, lo relativo a la construcción de grandes discursos históricos, estructurados en torno a la noción de lo nuevo frente a lo tradicional.
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