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Browsing by Author "Mudriczki Judit"

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    A műfordítás mint „politikai cselekedet” avagy miként vált Juhász Ferenc a legjelentősebb magyar költővé az angolszász világban
    (2020) Mudriczki Judit
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    Audiovisual humour transfer strategies in the Italian, German and Hungarian dubbed versions of Shrek the Halls
    (Peter Lang, 2014) Mudriczki Judit
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    Shakespeare's Art of Poesy in King Lear: an emblematic mirror of governance on the Jacobean stage
    (Károli Gáspár Református Egyetem, L'Harmattan Kiadó, 2020) Mudriczki Judit
    William Shakespeare’s King Lear has long received considerable attention for textual, philological and theatrical reasons. This monograph combines the most recent academic research and the close reading of the 1608 Quarto text to find answers to the question what makes this play an outstanding and exceptional work of art. Written to be performed to a courtly audience, the text bears traces of the dramaturgical heritage of Tudor interludes as well as the tropes of early Jacobean public discourses on royal power. Relying on The Arte of English Poesie, George Puttenham’s Early Modern handbook of rhetorical and poetic conventions, the monograph offers a historically plausible understanding of the play and argues that the corporeal image cluster of the text corresponds to the rhetoric of the royal discourse based on the tropes of the body politic. The research findings eventually lead to the conclusion that the 1608 King Lear Quarto stands as a dramatic response to royal propaganda and it is meant to hold a mirror of governance to the royal court and to King James in particular, who supposedly was present at the first performance of the play in Whitehall.
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    The Role of Translation in the Formation of post-1989 Hungarian Cultural Identity in the United Kingdom.: The “Country Full of Aliens” turns into the “Island of Sound”
    (Frank & Timme, 2019) Mudriczki Judit
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    Újrafordítás vagy audiovizuális adaptáció?: Szabó Lőrinc Ahogy tetszik fordításának utóélete a magyar szinkrondramaturgiai gyakorlatban
    (Károli Gáspár Református Egyetem, L'Harmattan Kiadó, 2021) Mudriczki Judit

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