La compensación en traducción audiovisual
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https://doi.org/10.7203/qf-elit.v13i0.4069Keywords:
compensation, audiovisual translation, constraints, strategy, familiarization, untranslatabilityAbstract
In this article I will revisit the concepts of compensation and constraints in the field of audiovisual translation. I will offer a classification of audiovisual translation constraints and argue that compensation is a strategy that can be used to overcome these constraints. For that, I will propose a definition of compensation from the point of view of audiovisual translation, and will also illustrate the application of this strategy with some examples of real dubbings. In this sense, I will understand constraints in a positive manner, as challenges which make the translator put into practice his or her creativity by means of compensation, when this creative strategy is used systematically.
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