Five Versions of Ulysses Text. A Lucullan Feast for Philologists
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https://doi.org/10.31261/SSP.2022.20.07Keywords:
pun, word play, alliteration, translation, James JoyceAbstract
The article discusses, both polemically and critically, a few instances in which Maciej Świerkocki, in his new translation of James Joyce’s Ulysses, renders the novel’s puns into Polish. In order to indicate other possible translations in this regard, the author of the article quotes from previous Polish version by Maciej Słomczyński and the Czech translation by Aloys Skoumal.
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