Threefold translation of the body of Christ: concepts of the

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Abstract

This article examines the cultural translation processes employed by Jesuit missionaries in the early modern period, specifically focusing on their translation of the Eucharist and related concepts of the body. Using concepts from translation studies (Lefevere, Venuti, Nida), the authors analyze how Jesuits translated theological concepts, negotiated knowledge transfer with local cultural grids, and achieved dynamic equivalence to ensure understanding. The study reveals a complex, multi-layered translation process influenced by the translator, audience, cultural and linguistic context, and power asymmetries.

Publisher

Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

Published On

Sep 08, 2020

Authors

Antje Flüchter, Giulia Nardini

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