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학술저널
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원은하 (경운대학교) 진실로 (세종대학교)
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한국번역학회 번역학연구 번역학연구 제21권 제2호
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2020.6
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117 - 141 (25page)

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This paper deals with literary multilingualism, focusing on foreign words in literary works and discussing how those foreign words should be translated. The effects of literary multilingualism are largely divided into realistic effects, evocative effects, and narrative effects. The French used in Jane Eyre realistically depicts the upper-class society of the time, confronting the British values of moderation and conformity with the French values of intemperance and indulgence. These effects contribute to the plot development of Jane growing up as an independent, self-reliant woman. Five Korean translations of the novel show various strategies, and those strategies can be narrowed down to three types: first, leaving foreign words as is in the target texts; second, adding an explanation or translation of the foreign words somewhere in the target texts; and third, translating foreign words into the target language. Most of the five target texts have actively added notes or glosses, considering the literary effects of the French words. In some translations, however, the French words were eliminated, and thus the rhetoric effects from the foreign words have been weakened. It can be concluded that most translators were aware of the importance that the foreign words be recognized. It is expected that translators be increasingly willing to reflect the literary effects of foreign words onto a target text, along with theoretical development in favor of a translator"s intervention for maintaining the original effects and target readers" openness to the multicultural environment due to globalization.

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1. 서론
2. 연구 배경 및 방법
3. 『제인 에어』에 등장하는 외국어의 번역 전략
4. 번역 전략 논의
5. 결론
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