Ovidi, Metamorfosis, Ted Hughes...

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  • Miguel Teruel Pozas Universitat de València
  • Vicent Montalt Resurrección Universitat Jaume I

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https://doi.org/10.7203/qf-elit.v10i0.5113

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Ted Hughes, Ovid, Metamorphoses, translation, intertextuality

Abstract

Tales from Ovid (1997) was one of the last works by the English poet Ted Hughes (1930-1998). It is a collection of twenty-four poems, twenty-four passages selected and rewritten from Ovid’s  Metamorphoses. The purpose of this essay is doublefold: first, we offer a brief description and a reflection on the intertextual strategies and the translation techniques put to use by Ted Hughes in his version; secondly, we present our own contributions to the continuing process of transformation inspired and effected on Ovid’s texts, translating into Catalan and Spanish, respectively, the first (“Creation; Four Ages; Flood; Lycaon”) and the last (“Pyramus and Thysbe”) of the poems in Hughes’s book.

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Miguel Teruel Pozas, Universitat de València

Department of English and German Studies

Vicent Montalt Resurrección, Universitat Jaume I

Department of Translationa and Communication

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2005-12-20

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Teruel Pozas, M., & Montalt Resurrección, V. (2005). Ovidi, Metamorfosis, Ted Hughes. Quaderns De Filologia - Estudis Literaris, 10, 293–314. https://doi.org/10.7203/qf-elit.v10i0.5113
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Vol. 10 (2005): THE RECEPTION OF THE CLASSICS

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