This work deals with Giovanni Belluscio’s translation in his own variety, Italoalbanian, spoken in San Basile - Shin Vasil, of Pasolini’s Poesie a Casarsa, written in a Friulian dialect. This translation is neither a philological nor a purely literary one, as he says. More properly, it is both a tribute to a great intellectual figure and a reminder of his dead brother, who died far away from his homeland. A similar experiment concerns, on one hand, the linguistic level and the complexity of the codes involved, their role in the different repertoires, and, on the other, the problem of translatability considered from an ethnolinguistic and cognitive point of view.
POIZÌ KAZARSS Traduzione di un sentimento
Marta Maddalon
2021-01-01
Abstract
This work deals with Giovanni Belluscio’s translation in his own variety, Italoalbanian, spoken in San Basile - Shin Vasil, of Pasolini’s Poesie a Casarsa, written in a Friulian dialect. This translation is neither a philological nor a purely literary one, as he says. More properly, it is both a tribute to a great intellectual figure and a reminder of his dead brother, who died far away from his homeland. A similar experiment concerns, on one hand, the linguistic level and the complexity of the codes involved, their role in the different repertoires, and, on the other, the problem of translatability considered from an ethnolinguistic and cognitive point of view.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.