OʻZBEK VA INGLIZ TILIDA EPITETLARNING TARJIMA TRANSFORMATSIYALARI

Zilola Xojinazarovna Kurbanova

Komparativistika · 2025-yil

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Among the various types of translation, literary translation stands out as both a unique and highly complex process, requiring the translator to preserve not only the semantic content but also the stylistic and linguocultural features of the original.This complexity necessitates the analysis of figurative language-particularly epithets, which serve as key carriers of emotionality, imagery, and cultural specificity-in the source language, and the use of appropriate translation transformations to ensure equivalence in the target language.The article focuses on the use of translation strategies in rendering epithets from Abdulhamid Cholponʼs novel "Night and Day" into English by Christopher Fort.The main aim is to explore the distinctive characteristics of epithets in literary translation through the following objectives: identifying and classifying epithets in both the source and target texts; analysing the translation techniques employed-including literal translation, modulation, and omission; and examining the impact of cultural and emotional nuances on translation choices.The findings reveal that the translator frequently adopted flexible, context-sensitive strategies rather than strictly literal renderings, in order to preserve the stylistic integrity and semantic richness of the original.

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MualliflarZilola Xojinazarovna Kurbanova
JurnalKomparativistika
Nashr sanasi2025-10-27
Jild2
Son7
DOI10.64964/comp.2025.0139

DOI: 10.64964/comp.2025.0139 · Maqolaning asl sahifasi · PDF

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