Ucraïna, mon amour de Carles Torner o la (auto)traducció com un acte d'amor.

This article aims to analyze Ucraïna, mon amour (Torner, 2023), a novel featuring the Catalan translator of I. B. Singer as a paradigmatic example of the so-called «transfiction». Singer's presence, also portrayed as a character within the fiction, allows for a profound reflection on the intimate li...

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Publicado en:Zeitschrift für Katalanistik no. 38; pp. 387 - 412
Autor principal: Ugalde, Esther Gimeno
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Publicado: Zeitschrift fur Katalanistik 2025
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        Translating & interpreting
        Emotional state
        Cultural relations
        Discourse analysis
        Diaspora
        Intertextuality
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