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Lee, B., Torres, C. (2022). Análisis del disfemismo en la traducción realizada por fanáticos (fan translation) y por traductores de la plataforma Naver Webtoon del coreano al español latinoamericano del lenguaje tabú presente en el webtoon Apari3ncias [Trabajo de investigación, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)]. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/660786
Lee, B., Torres, C. Análisis del disfemismo en la traducción realizada por fanáticos (fan translation) y por traductores de la plataforma Naver Webtoon del coreano al español latinoamericano del lenguaje tabú presente en el webtoon Apari3ncias [Trabajo de investigación]. PE: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC); 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/660786
@misc{renati/1292826,
title = "Análisis del disfemismo en la traducción realizada por fanáticos (fan translation) y por traductores de la plataforma Naver Webtoon del coreano al español latinoamericano del lenguaje tabú presente en el webtoon Apari3ncias",
author = "Torres Barja, Carla Nicolle",
publisher = "Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)",
year = "2022"
}
In recent years, the popularity of k-dramas and k-pop has promoted the expansion of webtoons worldwide. Lookism is a Korean webtoon created by Park Tae Joon and released in 2014. The story features Park Hyung Suk as the main character, a student who is bullied at school because of his physical appearance. This digital comic is set in a high school and deals with issues such as bullying. Because of this context, the dialogues regularly include taboo language. The two translations into Spanish—an official one by Naver Webtoon and one made by fan or non-professional translators—deal with these taboo words and dysphemism expressions in different ways. The present study will analyze the way in which these taboo words are rendered in both versions. The study follows a qualitative approach and uses the case study as the general research strategy. The source and target texts will be analyzed applying a contrastive textual analysis. Thus, the function of taboo language in the source text will be addressed and it will be analyzed how these functions are translated into Spanish by means of dysphemistic or euphemistic microtextual strategies or techniques.
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