Abstract
The following paper presents a critique of two translations into Spanish of “Devaneio e embriaguez duma rapariga”, a short story by the Brazilian writer Clarice Lispector that has the peculiarity of being written with characteristics of European Portuguese. The study method is based on Lance Hewson’s categories in An Approach to Translation Criticism that describe translational choices, and their potential effects on reading and interpretation of a literary text. By doing so, Cristina Peri Rossi’s, and Edgardo Russo’s and Mario Cámara’s collaborative translation strategies become clearer and some general considerations about their work can be typified.
Keywords
Translation Criticism; Clarice Lispector; Lance Hewson; Translational Choices; Effects on Reading