Percepcja filmu a ogólnoeuropejskie standardy audiodeskrypcji – polski wkład w projekt „Pear Tree”
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Data publikacji: 2009
Przekładaniec, 2008, Numer 20 – O przekładzie audiowizualnym, s. 138-158
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Percepcja filmu a ogólnoeuropejskie standardy audiodeskrypcji – polski wkład w projekt „Pear Tree”
Audio description (AD) is an intersemiotic translation technique that allows blind and partially sighted people access to the visual side of various cultural events, such as fi lm, play, exhibition, or dance performance. While Poland has only just begun work in this area, other Western European countries and the USA have developed their own professional audio description standards. Recently, there appeared an idea to harmonize such standards so as to facilitate and accelerate the production of audiodescribed materials (for example, by way of translating AD scripts). However, before this happens, it is necessary to determine whether cultural differences in the perception and description of visual stimuli are not so signifi cant as to undermine the development of such harmonized guidelines. This article presents the Polish contribution to the fi rst stage of the international Pear Tree Project, whose purpose is to perform such verifi cation. The project uses methodology on visual perception and narration developed by Chafe for the Pear Stories Project in the 1970s, which can be applied to research such aspects essential to AD as the presentation of events irrelevant to plot development, the neutral description or subjective interpretation of events, the use of fi lm jargon, the type of tense used, or stylistic variation. Some of the Polish data have been compared against the data obtained in the original Pear Stories Project by Tannen (1980) for American English and Greek as well as against the data from a test carried out as part of the Pear Tree Project for Spanish (Orero 2008). It should be emphasized that the results presented in the article are preliminary; however, in the authors’ opinion, they are very promising for both AD research and practice.
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Informacje: Przekładaniec, 2008, Numer 20 – O przekładzie audiowizualnym, s. 138-158
Typ artykułu: Oryginalny artykuł naukowy
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Percepcja filmu a ogólnoeuropejskie standardy audiodeskrypcji – polski wkład w projekt „Pear Tree”
Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu
Polska
Uniwersytet Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu, Wieniawskiego 1, 61-712 Poznań
Publikacja: 2009
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