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    STUDENT NAME PROFESSOR CLASS DATE We Real Cool: Poetry Explication “We Real Cool” is a poem written by Gwendolyn Brooks in 1959‚ and published in her book The Bean Eaters (We Real Cool‚ pg 1). A simple and light poem‚ “We Real Cool” is vague enough to allow readers to visualize their own characters and setting‚ but specific enough to keep a consistent rebellious image. Brook’s attitude toward the characters is undecided‚ as the tone is neither tragic nor victorious‚ but more

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    Literature–Based film although called an adaptation is indeed a translation of the story. “Every act of translation is simultaneously an act of interpretation”. (Cahir 14) Meaning that in the translation of the book into a movie is the director’s own interpretation of the movie and of the visual images that he made in his own mind during the reading of the book.  There are three different translation types to consider. Literal Translation - “reproduces the plot and all its attending details as closely

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    Cultural Issues In Translation; Compromise and Compansation Members are: SECRET Cultural Issues in Translation Translation is not just a movement between two languages but also between two cultures. Cultural transposition is present in all translation as degrees of free textual adaptation departing from maximally literal translation‚ and involves replacing items whose roots are in the SL culture with elements that are indigenous to the TL. The translator exercises a degree of choice

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    into answering the bigger question/concept of the piece? In your quest to develop and support your interpretation as to the message of the piece you will find it important to identify tools of figurative language and how they differ from the literal translations of those same descriptions. Identify

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    role of translation is great here. It establishes straight spiritual connection between the nations. It introduces "the soul" of one nationality to the other. Interest towards Eastern literature was born in the middle of the IXth century. That’s why European scientists came to Bagdad‚ Kufa‚ Kurdoba‚

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    Faiz Ahmed Faiz‚ prominent Urdu poet of 20th century‚ has been translated into different languages such as English‚ Russian and German etc. He is widely read through translation of his poetic works. His poems have been well rendered to English by translators‚ both native English and Indians or poets from subcontinent. Through my much long query to the translators of Faiz Ahmed Faiz‚ I came across numerous translators of his works. The list goes this like: Victor G. Kiernan‚ Imdad Hussain‚ Vikram

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    Two-Way Monologues An examination of Keneally’s The Chant of Jimmy Blacksmith through Friel’s Translations If medium is the message‚ as suggested by Marshall McLuhan‚ much can be said about the difference between a novel and a play. As he explains‚ the medium is an extension of human facility‚ "The wheel...is an extension of the foot. The book is an extension of the eye... Clothing‚ an extension of the skin..." (McLuhan). Thomas Keneally’s novel The Chant of Jimmy Blacksmith explains this phenomenon

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    events Open ending  Surrender? Acting surprised? Chronological order  no flashbacks‚ forshadowing‚… Slow narrative tempo Tone Mood: Lonely feeling  Dark humour - only in the beginning  Reliable author  Nurse – warm tone Title Literal translation  Makes no sense until the end Turning point

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    goes to God! Indeed‚ I cry to God for help‚ and for him to listen to me. - World English Bible To the Overseer‚ for Jeduthun. -- A Psalm of Asaph. My voice [is] to God‚ and I cry‚ my voice [is] to God‚ And He hath given ear unto me. - Youngs Literal Bible (77:1) For the Leader; for Jeduthun. A Psalm of Asaph. (77:2) I will lift up my voice unto God‚ an cry; I will lift up my voice unto God‚ that He may give ear unto me. I cryed vnto God with my voice: euen vnto God with my voice‚ and he gaue

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    lack of translators is to use money already in the budget to hire more translators who are proficient in the language the information in need of translation is written or spoken in (National Institute of Justice‚ 2012). Lack of funding is usually a reason for not hiring in such a necessary department. The response to this is that without the proper translation the information gathered from other departments and technology will not be of any help in keeping the country safe from terrorism. Often times

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