狐狸作为一个垂死的英雄:中世纪晚期冰岛诗歌的一个版本和翻译Skaufalabálkur

Haukur Þorgeirsson, William Sayers
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这首中世纪晚期的冰岛诗Skaufalabálkur以一种模仿英雄史诗的风格描述了一只老狐狸的最后一次狩猎之旅。传统上,这部作品与15世纪在冰岛西部的Skarð或附近工作的诗人有关,我们在这里认为,这首诗的语言与那个年代是一致的。这个新版本呈现了基于最古老手稿的诗歌文本,在阅读和解释某些单词方面取得了一些进展。翻译的目的是准确地传达诗歌中丰富的词汇,这些词汇与狐狸的生活和中世纪亚北极地区的农业有关,并将这一讽刺的瑰宝传达给现代读者。
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The Fox as a Dying Hero: An Edition and Translation of the Late Medieval Icelandic Poem Skaufalabálkur
The late-medieval Icelandic poem Skaufalabálkur describes the final hunting trip of an old fox in a style mimicking heroic epic. The work is traditionally connected with poets working at or near Skarð in Western-Iceland in the 15th century and we argue here that the language of the poem is consistent with that dating. This new edition presents a text of the poem based on the oldest manuscript with some advances in the reading and interpretation of certain words. The translation aims to accurately transmit the poem’s rich vocabulary pertaining to the life of foxes and medieval farming in the subarctic and to accessibly convey a satiric gem to a modern audience.
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