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Haruki Murakami in the Czech Translation - Problems of Translation from a Distant Language (Haruki Murakami: The End of the Word & Hard-boiled Wonderland, Translated by Tomas Jurkovič)
Wein, Akebi ; Adamovičová, Ana (advisor) ; Tirala, Martin (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the comparison of the literary work The End Of The World and Hard-boiled Wonderland by Japanese author Haruki Murakami in Japanese original version with the Czech translation elaborated by translator Tomáš Jurkovič. The aim of this thesis is to ascertain whether the Czech version conforms with the Japanese original and to deduce the author's working methods. The first chapter introduces the basic high-quality translation theses, describes the Japanese lingual pitfalls and difficulties along the translations from the remote languages. Chapter two defines life and work of Murakami and his literary style within the international, Japanese and individual contexts. The nucleus of the thesis is contained in the third chapter, which focuses on the semantic level, i.e. on the lexical and phraseology instruments analysis in connection with the Japanese and Czech translation confrontation, e.g. neologisms, americanisms, synonyms, variations of repeated Japanese verbs in Czech, emotives, onomatopoeics, idioms, etc. The thesis deals also with the syntax level translation analysis, present time utilization in one part of the novel, the the official - familiar interpersonal communication code translation to Czech, as well as with the author's addressing the reader in spite of inviting him...
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Haruki Murakami in the Czech Translation - Problems of Translation from a Distant Language (Haruki Murakami: The End of the Word & Hard-boiled Wonderland, Translated by Tomas Jurkovič)
Wein, Akebi ; Adamovičová, Ana (advisor) ; Tirala, Martin (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the comparison of the literary work The End Of The World and Hard-boiled Wonderland by Japanese author Haruki Murakami in Japanese original version with the Czech translation elaborated by translator Tomáš Jurkovič. The aim of this thesis is to ascertain whether the Czech version conforms with the Japanese original and to deduce the author's working methods. The first chapter introduces the basic high-quality translation theses, describes the Japanese lingual pitfalls and difficulties along the translations from the remote languages. Chapter two defines life and work of Murakami and his literary style within the international, Japanese and individual contexts. The nucleus of the thesis is contained in the third chapter, which focuses on the semantic level, i.e. on the lexical and phraseology instruments analysis in connection with the Japanese and Czech translation confrontation, e.g. neologisms, americanisms, synonyms, variations of repeated Japanese verbs in Czech, emotives, onomatopoeics, idioms, etc. The thesis deals also with the syntax level translation analysis, present time utilization in one part of the novel, the the official - familiar interpersonal communication code translation to Czech, as well as with the author's addressing the reader in spite of inviting him...
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