The present study explores the application of ‘simplification, as a translation universal, in three Persian translations of The Little Prince, a novel by Saint-Exupery, to find out whether there is any significant difference among them in terms of using this translation strategy. The study also aims to determine which translation is the most successful in simplifying the text in translation. The three translations examined belong to Shamloo, Qazi and Najafi, respectively. To this purpose, Kludy’s (2003) classification is used as the theoretical framework of the study. So, the data regarding simplification are extracted from the three translations on the basis of the categories of this framework. Then, the frequency of simplification strategies present in the three translations is calculated and comparisons are made.
Jalali, V. (2021). Simplification: A Case Study of the Persian Translations of The Little Prince. International Journal of Language and Translation Research, 1(3), 105-119. doi: 10.12906/978389966737_006
MLA
Valeh Jalali. "Simplification: A Case Study of the Persian Translations of The Little Prince". International Journal of Language and Translation Research, 1, 3, 2021, 105-119. doi: 10.12906/978389966737_006
HARVARD
Jalali, V. (2021). 'Simplification: A Case Study of the Persian Translations of The Little Prince', International Journal of Language and Translation Research, 1(3), pp. 105-119. doi: 10.12906/978389966737_006
VANCOUVER
Jalali, V. Simplification: A Case Study of the Persian Translations of The Little Prince. International Journal of Language and Translation Research, 2021; 1(3): 105-119. doi: 10.12906/978389966737_006