%0 Journal Article
%T Do a Mercedes de Castilla de James Fenimore Cooper, traducida por Pedro Alonso O'Crowley = James Fenimore Cooper's Mercedes of Castile, translated into Spanish by Pedro Alonso O'Crowley
%A Juan Jes迆s ZARO
%J 1611 : Revista de Historia de la Traducci車n
%D 2010
%I Universitat Aut車noma de Barcelona
%X En 1841 se public車 en C芍diz Do a Mercedes de Castilla o El viaje a Catay, primera traducci車n espa ola de la novela de James Fenimore Cooper, Mercedes of Castile or The Voyage to Cathay, realizada por el prol赤fico traductor gaditano Pedro Alonso O＊Crowley. La novela es una cr車nica novelada del primer viaje de Col車n y despert車 gran inter谷s en Espa a. En este art赤culo, a partir de dos niveles de an芍lisis del texto traducido, el macro y el microtextual, se describen diversas caracter赤sticas de esta traducci車n. Do a Mercedes puede considerarse un ejemplo de la pol赤tica traductora de la Imprenta de la Revista M谷dica de C芍diz a mediados del siglo XIX, as赤 como una muestra del estilo de traducci車n de O＊Crowley. The first Spanish translation of James Fenimore Cooper＊s novel Mercedes of Castile, or The Journey to Cathay was published in C芍diz in 1841 with the title Do a Mercedes de Castilla o El viaje a Catay. The novel was translated by the prolific translator Pedro Alonso O'Crowley, born in C芍diz. The novel, a fictional chronicle of the first voyage of Columbus, aroused a great interest in Spain. In the present article, various features of this translation are described, using two levels of analysis of the translated text, the macro- and the microtextual. Do a Mercedes can be considered as a case study in the politics of translation carried out by the Imprenta de la Revista M谷dica of C芍diz in the mid-19th century, as well as a sample of O'Crowley＊s style of translation.
%K James Fenimore Cooper
%K Cooper en castellano
%K Pedro Alonso O＊Crowley
%K Imprenta de la Revista M谷dica
%K historia de la traducci車n en Andaluc赤a James Fenimore Cooper
%K Cooper in Spanish
%K Pedro Alonso O＊Crowley
%K Imprenta de la Revista M谷dica
%K history of translation in Andalusia
%U http://www.traduccionliteraria.org/1611/art/zaro.htm