The voice of the child in the work of Moni Nilsson translated into French

Authors

  • Charlotte Lindgren Université de Dalécarlie
    Sweden

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24310/TRANS.2014.v0i18.3246

Keywords:

children’s literature, translation, voices

Abstract

Moni Nilsson is a Swedish contemporary writer for young people, and four of her books have been translated into French. This author is known for her work with voices, different perspectives and her talent to make contact with her audience. In this article, we will discuss the voice of the child in these four books translated into French as well as the voice of the translator, which is often particularly strong in the field of children’s literature

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2017-10-27

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No. 18 (2014)

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Lindgren, C. (2017). The voice of the child in the work of Moni Nilsson translated into French. TRANS – Revista De Traductología, 18, 67-83. https://doi.org/10.24310/TRANS.2014.v0i18.3246