El incesto en la obra de Mary Shelley: un estudio traductológico de Mathilda

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https://doi.org/10.24310/ertci.17.2026.22320

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estudios de traducción, estudios de corpus, incesto, semántica léxica

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Mathilda, de Mary Shelley, es una obra con profundo bagaje personal. Presenta como tema central el incesto, que cuenta con escasos estudios dentro de la disciplina de la traducción. Este artículo busca llenar ese vacío académico, analizando la representación léxica del incesto con un enfoque metodológico basado en el uso de corpus. Al usar herramientas de la lingüística de corpus, nuestro objetivo es evaluar el vocabulario empleado tanto en el texto original en inglés como en su traducción al español, la lengua meta, con la intención de identificar los desafíos lingüísticos que el lenguaje de Shelley presenta para los traductores, En última instancia, buscamos contribuir a la discusión interdisciplinaria que existe en la intersección entre la semántica léxica, los estudios de corpus y los estudios de traducción, ofreciendo nuevas perspectivas sobre la traducción de temas provocativos y de obras literarias poco estudiadas.

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2026-02-27

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El incesto en la obra de Mary Shelley: un estudio traductológico de Mathilda. (2026). Entreculturas. Revista De Traducción Y Comunicación Intercultural, 17, 206-224. https://doi.org/10.24310/ertci.17.2026.22320