The Translator: Studies in Intercultural Communication, Band 8St. Jerome Publishing, 2002 |
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... joke - it is now only tolerated in the form of a joke . Apart from being abruptly reminded of Freud's strong sense of class , education , and gender roles , we now have two key elements of his argument at hand . Firstly , joking is all ...
... joke - it is now only tolerated in the form of a joke . Apart from being abruptly reminded of Freud's strong sense of class , education , and gender roles , we now have two key elements of his argument at hand . Firstly , joking is all ...
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... joking form is a " fore - pleasure " , 2 a small pleasure used to open access to the source of a bigger pleasure . In view of this approach to jokes in terms of drives , one might expect Freud to use the joke as a source of insight into ...
... joking form is a " fore - pleasure " , 2 a small pleasure used to open access to the source of a bigger pleasure . In view of this approach to jokes in terms of drives , one might expect Freud to use the joke as a source of insight into ...
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... joke consists of content and envelope ( p . 92 ) , he is not implying that the content is the crux of the joke , the envelope only incidental and hence exchangeable . In fact , the joke's pre- cise nonsensical form not only allows ...
... joke consists of content and envelope ( p . 92 ) , he is not implying that the content is the crux of the joke , the envelope only incidental and hence exchangeable . In fact , the joke's pre- cise nonsensical form not only allows ...
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Contents | 1 |
Community Interpreting Meets Literary Translation | 25 |
Theorizing Translation | 49 |
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