This study researched whether the TT favoured transferring Japanese gender markers (foreignization), conforming to English gender stereotypes (domestication), or omitting ST gender markers (neutralization) as a translation strategy. Based on previous research of Spiridon (2014), Okamoto (1995), and Lakoff (1973 2004), stereotypically gendered language was listed for both the ST and the TT. The Japanese audio script functioned as the source text (ST) and the script of the English dub as the target text (TT).
KIMI NO NA WA ENG DUB MOVIE
Show more This dissertation investigated the occurrence of linguistic stereotypes regarding gender in the Japanese animated movie Kimi no Na Wa (君の名は) compared to the English dubbed-translated movie Your Name. Based on results from earlier studies (Inoue (2003), González Vera (2012), De Marco (2006), Pettit (2005)) and considering the role of dubbing constraints, it was hypothesized that neutralization would be the favoured option in Your Name and that few new gender markers would be.
The Expression of Linguistic Stereotypes on Gender: A Comparison Between the Japanese Animated Movie “Kimi no Na Wa” (君の名は) and the English Dubbed-Translated Movie “Your Name” Master thesis | Linguistics (MA) This dissertation investigated the occurrence of linguistic stereotypes regarding gender in the Japanese animated movie Kimi no Na Wa (君の名は) compared to the English dubbed-translated movie Your Name.
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