Tradução romana: suplantação do modelo
Mots-clés :
Roman translation, translation conception, classical rhetoric, inuentio-elocutio, CiceroRésumé
The historical, political and cultural context of Ancient Rome generated a conception of writing, and, as a consequence, a conception of translation – moulded in classical rhetoric and identified in its operating system inuentio-elocutio – that characterizes the translation mode practiced at that time as supplanter of its model by reinventing, appropriating, and latinizing the Greek source.
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