GENDER PECULIARITIES OF THE TRANSLATIONS OF JOAN ROWLING’S NOVEL “HARRY POTTER AND THE PHILOSOPHER’S STONE” IN THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE

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Abstract
The paper focuses on exposing gender peculiarities of literary translations of the book ‘Harry Potter and the Pholosopher’s Stone” that was written by Joan Rowling. The literary translation like no other type of translation gives the translator the opportunity to express their linguistic identity at most. Instinctively a translator in the process of his or her translation uses some language means that are typical for their gender. Studying gender peculiarities manifestation at different language levels allows developing and describing the connection between thinking and gender, gender and language, which favours the cognition of a person through the prism of the language.
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Authors Eryomina, A. A.;
Journal Вестник Кемеровского государственного университета
Year 2014
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Mechanical engineering and machinery psychology neurology. diseases of the nervous system education (general) philology. linguistics language and literature communication. mass media electronic computers. computer science history of russia. soviet union. former soviet republics practical theology the bible

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