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Translating the Classics

Amherst College – Spring 2016

Category: Malave

Acknowledgments

April 24, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu Malave

  This was my first real attempt at translating an extended passage, and I quickly learned that translation is not

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Romeo and Juliet Pop Culture

April 23, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu Malave

Romeo and Juliet’s vast influence on the present can be seen by its pervasiveness in film, music, and media. The fact

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Gallery, Media, & Controversy

April 22, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu Malave

Gallery Please see the photos below, which help visualize the setting of my translation: San Juan, Puerto Rico. The distinct city

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FINAL TRANSLATION with Audio

April 21, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu Malave

The following translation is based on only a few sections from the play, spanning across three scenes. The translated sections from Act

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Third Draft of Translation with Audio

April 20, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu Malave

ACTO I, scene iii (selecciónes)   (A room en la casa of los Capuletos. Entra Señora Capuleto and la nurse). SEÑORA

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Second Draft of Translation

April 19, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu Malave

  ACT I, scene iii (Una habitacion en la casa de los Capuletos. Entra Señora Capuleto y Ama). SEÑORA CAPULETO

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First Draft of Translation with Audio

April 18, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu Malave

ACT I, scene iii   SEÑORA CAPULETA Ama, ¿dónde está mi hija? ¿Me la puedes llamar? LA NURSE Le juro

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Translation Diary

April 17, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu Malave

General Notes on Translation 1. To state the obvious given the title of this course, several classic literary works are

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Translation Notes

April 17, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu Malave

Note: For the sake of clarity, I have referred to all of the characters by their original names below. Thus,

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Reviews of 3 Different Transadaptations

April 16, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu Malave

Below are links to reviews of three different, modern adaptations of Romeo and Juliet which inspired me to not be

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Supplementary Materials

Acknowledgments

April 24, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu

  This was my first real attempt at translating an extended passage,

Continue reading

Romeo and Juliet Pop Culture

April 23, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu

Romeo and Juliet’s vast influence on the present can be seen by its

Continue reading

Gallery, Media, & Controversy

April 22, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu

Gallery Please see the photos below, which help visualize the setting of

Continue reading

FINAL TRANSLATION with Audio

April 21, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu

The following translation is based on only a few sections from the play,

Continue reading

Third Draft of Translation with Audio

April 20, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu

ACTO I, scene iii (selecciónes)   (A room en la casa of los

Continue reading

Second Draft of Translation

April 19, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu

  ACT I, scene iii (Una habitacion en la casa de los

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First Draft of Translation with Audio

April 18, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu

ACT I, scene iii   SEÑORA CAPULETA Ama, ¿dónde está mi hija?

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Translation Diary

April 17, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu

General Notes on Translation 1. To state the obvious given the title

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Translation Notes

April 17, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu

Note: For the sake of clarity, I have referred to all of

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Reviews of 3 Different Transadaptations

April 16, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu

Below are links to reviews of three different, modern adaptations of Romeo

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Review of Pablo Neruda’s Translation

April 15, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu

For my final Spanglish translation of Romeo and Juliet, I decided that

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Original Romeo and Juliet Text

April 13, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu

  ACT I, scene iii Enter LADY CAPULET and Nurse LADY CAPULET

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“Romeo y Julieta”: Sections Translated into Spanglish by Brian Malavé

April 3, 2016 bmalave17@amherst.edu

Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy about two young lovers whose deaths ultimately

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