英文摘要 |
'Satire art'' is a kind of writing style used to expose or ridicule the people and things in literary works. The author, Wu Cheng-en, made use of this novel “Journey to the West” to express his helpless of the life in poverty, the frustrations in exams and the fickleness of the world; and to satirize and tease the social ills and religious consciousness he was facing. By way of storytelling, Wu Cheng-en scoffed the aspects of the human world and disclosed the ugly fights in the world by using mysterious events like gods, devils, and monsters. Ironic writing style gave the book unique and great originality. He reflected the era phenomenon through literary works. Culture is one of the important elements in translated literature. While Wu’s using irony, it was also combined together naturally. This article will explore the translation techniques of the Satire Art from two Spanish versions “Journey to the West”;and to analyze and compare to see if the Spanish translation had conveyed Wu’s original meaning of the irony in the middle. At the same time, the article will research to see whether the readers could receive the meaning conveyed by the author. |