Journal | Il Tolomeo
Journal issue | 18 | 2016
Research Article | Tradurre la bande dessinée migrante
Abstract
The comic book Les Mohamed (2011) by French author Jérôme Ruillier is situated in the landscape of the migrant bande dessinée, with its own singular characteristics. In this work, the author traced a global portrait of Maghrebi immigrants in France, by adapting the documentary/book Mémoires d’immigrés (1997) by French-Algerian author Yamina Benguigui. As migrant storytellers in general, bande dessinée authors are often the first ‘translators’ of unknown or removed realities, making them accessible to a large public. But what happen when they are translated in their turn? In a first part, this article canvases the process of intersemiotic translation that brought from Mémoires d’immigrés to Les Mohamed. In a second part, it focuses on the verbal/visual aspects of Ruillier’s work and especially on the solutions I adopted in the Italian translation (Se ti chiami Mohamed, 2015).
Submitted: Sept. 4, 2016 | Accepted: Sept. 27, 2016 | Published Dec. 19, 2016 | Language: fr
Keywords Migrant Writing • Comics Translation • Les Mohamed • Bande dessinée • Jérôme Ruillier
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Tradurre la bande dessinée migrante. Il caso de Les Mohamed di Jérôme Ruillier |
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Vitali Ilaria |
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Research Article |
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The comic book Les Mohamed (2011) by French author Jérôme Ruillier is situated in the landscape of the migrant bande dessinée, with its own singular characteristics. In this work, the author traced a global portrait of Maghrebi immigrants in France, by adapting the documentary/book Mémoires d’immigrés (1997) by French-Algerian author Yamina Benguigui. As migrant storytellers in general, bande dessinée authors are often the first ‘translators’ of unknown or removed realities, making them accessible to a large public. But what happen when they are translated in their turn? In a first part, this article canvases the process of intersemiotic translation that brought from Mémoires d’immigrés to Les Mohamed. In a second part, it focuses on the verbal/visual aspects of Ruillier’s work and especially on the solutions I adopted in the Italian translation (Se ti chiami Mohamed, 2015). |
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Il Tolomeo |
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Vol. 18 | December 2016 |
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2016-12-19 |
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2016-09-27 |
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2016-09-04 |
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2499-5975 |
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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License |
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http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
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10.14277/2499-5975/Tol-18-16-9 |
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yes |
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Bande dessinée |
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Bande dessinée |
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Comics Translation |
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Comics Translation |
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Jérôme Ruillier |
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Jérôme Ruillier |
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Les Mohamed |
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Les Mohamed |
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Migrant Writing |
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Migrant Writing |
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