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Wang Jinling, Zhang Ximu<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Re-creation of the contextual picture of the original as a basis for editing one\u2019s translation <\/em>(exemplified by translation of Paustovsky\u2019s stories). Pp. 6\u201320.<\/em><\/p>\n

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UDC 81\u2019255.2+378<\/p>\n

DOI: 10.37724\/RSU.2025.75.4.001<\/p>\n

EDN: AKEZOO<\/p>\n

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Abstract.<\/em><\/strong> The paper treats the challenges of translating a literary text related to the author\u2019s individual manner of writing and the translator\u2019s perception and interpretation of the source text. We discuss what makes Paustovsky\u2019s prose difficult to translate into Chinese. The challenges are mainly due to the individuality of the writer\u2019s inimitable style. Misunderstanding and, as a result, lack of integrity in the target text may proceed from the complexity of the author\u2019s voice, the subtext, the meaning-making role of \u201ctelling\u201d details, Paustovsky\u2019s predilection for associative thinking. Therefore, to ensure adequate understanding of the original and to avoid translation mistakes, it is vital to reconstruct the true meaning of every detail and episode, however small, as a prerequisite for the following translation.<\/p>\n

The paper shows editing as a creative and interactive process, where the less sophisticated members of the translation team gradually arrive at the optimal decision instead of the teacher\u2019s variant being imposed on them.<\/p>\n

Keywords:<\/em><\/strong> Paustovsky\u2019s prose, author\u2019s individual style, reconstructing the contextual feature of the original, editing the translation.<\/p>\n

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