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    Title: 是「無辜」,抑「貞操」?--談雷辛(G.E. Lessing)悲劇「艾米莉亞」(Emilia Galotti)關鍵字的中譯
    Innocence or Virginity?--Commentary on the Chinese Translation of the Key Word in G.E. Lessing's Tragedy Emilia Galotti
    Authors: 宋盛成
    Contributors: 德文系
    Keywords: 雷辛
    悲劇
    艾米莉亞
    G.E. Lessing
    Emilia Galotti
    Date: 1998-05
    Issue Date: 2020-04-29 10:15:49 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 雷辛悲劇〈艾米莉亞〉的德文關鍵字“Unschuld”一字,在輔仁德文研究所的中譯本中,為學生合譯成「無辜」。對照原文上下文及劇情,翻成「貞操」應更為合適,在這部悲劇作品的詮釋上,更能彰顯其時代的悲劇性:艾米莉亞之為父刺殺,是為保存其「貞操」名節,而不是白白地斷送了一條「無辜」的生命。
    The German key word “Unschuld”, in G. E. Lessing's tragedy Emilia Galotti, was translated as “innocence”, in Chinese, by the Germany graduate school students of Fu-Jen University. According to the context and plot of the tragedy, I think, “virginity”,as a Chinese translation for “Unschuld”, is more appropriate than “innocence”. Furthermore, when the drama is interpreted, the tragicalness of the Lessing-era becomes conspicuous by this translation: For keeping “virginity”, Emilia ask her father to kill her. “Virginity”,in this translation, the tragedy becomes more accentuate and show what Lessing trying to express--fighting the authority positively, but not just as the Chinese translation--losing an “innocent” life.
    Relation: 華岡外語學報 5 民87.05 頁197+199-203
    Appears in Collections:[College of Foreign Languages and Literature] Hwa Kang Journal of TEFL

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