Partition and the Bangladeshi literary response by kaiser Haq
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The article “Partition and the Bangladeshi Literary Response” is written by famous Bangladeshi translator, critic and academic Kaiser Hamidul Haq known as Kaiser Haq. He was born in 1950 so he could not see the partition in his eye rather he listen these horrific story from his uncles.
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The translated language (TL) of the text entitled ‘No water to purify', originally written by Sadik Haque, translated by Ahmed Tahsin Shams, is a source-oriented translation to some extent as well as target-oriented because the text carries “cultural- pair restricted” (The Name and Nature of Translation Studies by James S. Holmes). Thereby translated language is “foreignized” (The Hermeneutic Motion by George Steiner) to some extent; for example- few elements of the source language like “baristas”, “Azan”, “Ganga”, “Bhairabi”, “Hajj” are not “invaded” ( Steiner) in its “afterlife” (The Task of The Translator by Walter Benjamin).
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