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The objective of this book is to continue the reflection on the innovative potential of misunderstanding in　cross-cultural encounters　which we started by publishing the first part of the book (Understanding Misunderstanding. Vol. 1: Cross-Cultural Translation, Peter Lang 2019). The main purpose of these two corresponding volumes is to embrace not only the cross-cultural adaptation of texts, ideas and discourses in distant geo-historical contexts, but also the culturally-based mechanisms of creatively transforming and re-shaping the source-text in target environments. The notions of misunderstanding and semantic transformation are seen as crucial in this process, yet still not widely acknowledged.　



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Misunderstanding – Eastern European literatures – Artistic communication – Comparative literature – Cross-cultural studies – Literary criticism – Literary history – Poetics –Misunderstanding – Literary translation – Cross-cultural communication

Understanding Misunderstanding. Vol. 2: Artistic

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    A Hardback by Tamara Brzostowska-Tereszkiewicz, Magdalena Rembowska-Płuciennik, Beata Śniecikowska

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      Publisher: Peter Lang AG
      Publication Date: 29/11/2019
      ISBN13: 9783631785553, 978-3631785553
      ISBN10: 3631785550

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      The objective of this book is to continue the reflection on the innovative potential of misunderstanding in　cross-cultural encounters　which we started by publishing the first part of the book (Understanding Misunderstanding. Vol. 1: Cross-Cultural Translation, Peter Lang 2019). The main purpose of these two corresponding volumes is to embrace not only the cross-cultural adaptation of texts, ideas and discourses in distant geo-historical contexts, but also the culturally-based mechanisms of creatively transforming and re-shaping the source-text in target environments. The notions of misunderstanding and semantic transformation are seen as crucial in this process, yet still not widely acknowledged.　



      Table of Contents

      Misunderstanding – Eastern European literatures – Artistic communication – Comparative literature – Cross-cultural studies – Literary criticism – Literary history – Poetics –Misunderstanding – Literary translation – Cross-cultural communication

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