1. An Analysis of Asterix in Britain
... idea that if his partner in his travels was enormous and extremely strong, that that would be a fantastic juxtaposition. Thus came about Asterix's best friend and companion in his adventures, Obelix. A man who fell in a cauldron of the magic potion when he was a child, and therefore, it has an ... source text's culture while the former aims to remove the foreign elements from the source text that the reader wouldn't understand (Newmark, 1981: 39). In Chiaro's piece on translation and humour he discussed his belief that the translator should focus on maintaining the same type of humour so...
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