Les deux traductions en ancien français (xive–xve siècle) des Conférences de Cassien. Quelles stratégies ? Pour quels enjeux ?

The Two Translations (Fourteenth–Fifteenth Century) of Cassian’s Conferences into Old French. What Translation Strategies Were Used, and What Was at Stake?To date, we have two translations of the Conferences of John Cassian in Old French, for each of which just one manuscript has been preserved. On...

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Yazar: Pagan, Martine
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spelling cairn-RMA_201_0079RMALe Moyen Âge https://shs.cairn.info/revue-le-moyen-age-2014-1-page-79?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rma.201.0079 Les deux traductions en ancien français (xive–xve siècle) des Conférences de Cassien. Quelles stratégies ? Pour quels enjeux ? Pagan, Martine2014 Cassian (Lectures)Golein (Jean)PelagianismScale of VicesTranslation Strategiesfre Le Moyen Âge | CXX | 1 | 2014-07-31 | p. 79-94 | 0027-2841 RMA_20121 The Two Translations (Fourteenth–Fifteenth Century) of Cassian’s Conferences into Old French. What Translation Strategies Were Used, and What Was at Stake?To date, we have two translations of the Conferences of John Cassian in Old French, for each of which just one manuscript has been preserved. One was made by Jean Golein by order of Charles V and is dated 1370, while the other, commissioned by Edward I of Portugal, is the work of an anonymous scribe, and generally agreed to have been composed between 1391 and 1438. This study examines the translation strategies necessitated by a change of readership, from monks for the original text to a courtly audience for the translations; by the still very intense issues around the subject of Pelagianism; and by the development of attitudes about the scale of vices, and particularly in the case of the present text, of gastrimargia, castrimargie, and even gloutonie. Each of these two popularizers accepted these challenges and molded them according to their own world.Cairn free access
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topic Cassian (Lectures)
Golein (Jean)
Pelagianism
Scale of Vices
Translation Strategies
spellingShingle Cassian (Lectures)
Golein (Jean)
Pelagianism
Scale of Vices
Translation Strategies
Pagan, Martine
Les deux traductions en ancien français (xive–xve siècle) des Conférences de Cassien. Quelles stratégies ? Pour quels enjeux ?
topic_facet Cassian (Lectures)
Golein (Jean)
Pelagianism
Scale of Vices
Translation Strategies
description The Two Translations (Fourteenth–Fifteenth Century) of Cassian’s Conferences into Old French. What Translation Strategies Were Used, and What Was at Stake?To date, we have two translations of the Conferences of John Cassian in Old French, for each of which just one manuscript has been preserved. One was made by Jean Golein by order of Charles V and is dated 1370, while the other, commissioned by Edward I of Portugal, is the work of an anonymous scribe, and generally agreed to have been composed between 1391 and 1438. This study examines the translation strategies necessitated by a change of readership, from monks for the original text to a courtly audience for the translations; by the still very intense issues around the subject of Pelagianism; and by the development of attitudes about the scale of vices, and particularly in the case of the present text, of gastrimargia, castrimargie, and even gloutonie. Each of these two popularizers accepted these challenges and molded them according to their own world.
author Pagan, Martine
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title Les deux traductions en ancien français (xive–xve siècle) des Conférences de Cassien. Quelles stratégies ? Pour quels enjeux ?
title_short Les deux traductions en ancien français (xive–xve siècle) des Conférences de Cassien. Quelles stratégies ? Pour quels enjeux ?
title_full Les deux traductions en ancien français (xive–xve siècle) des Conférences de Cassien. Quelles stratégies ? Pour quels enjeux ?
title_fullStr Les deux traductions en ancien français (xive–xve siècle) des Conférences de Cassien. Quelles stratégies ? Pour quels enjeux ?
title_full_unstemmed Les deux traductions en ancien français (xive–xve siècle) des Conférences de Cassien. Quelles stratégies ? Pour quels enjeux ?
title_sort les deux traductions en ancien français (xive–xve siècle) des conférences de cassien. quelles stratégies ? pour quels enjeux ?
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