Ruský formalismus, český strukturalismus a jejich vliv na současnou teorii překladu

Cámara Outes, Cristian

This dissertation studies the theoretical and aesthetic conceptions of Russian Formalism and Czech Structuralism, and the way in which these were applied to the specific field of translation studies. In the first case, the functions of translation are examined in the historical-literary studies published by Víktor Shklovsky, Yuri Tynyanov and Boris Eikhenbaum between the years 1914 and 1929. In the second case, a distinction is made between the first period of Czech structuralism, between 1928 and 1948, dominated by the personality of Jan Mukařovský, and the second period of Czech structuralism, characterized by the contribution of Jiří Levý. In our analysis, we observe that both Russian formalism and Czech structuralism, throughout their theoretical evolution, although in different ways, maintain certain common theoretical constants: systematic, dialectical and dynamic understanding of literary systems; concern for the cultural dimension of translation; profound consideration of the historicity of translational phenomena and a persistent discussion about the nature of the relationships between translation and writing. As a result, the contributions of Russian formalism and Czech structuralism are related to the theoretical trends that characterize the discipline today. From this contrast, the...

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