Acerca de las formas de (re)enmarcación (reframing) de la traducción: el caso de En la España roja de Ksawery Pruszyński
About the forms of reframing the translation: The case of En la España roja by Ksawery Pruszyński

Summary/Abstract: The article analyzes the forms of reframing the Spanish translation of the work En la España roja by Ksawery Pruszyński. It begins by examining the concept of frame, as proposed by Erving Goffman, and its influence on the interpretation and communication of experiences. The analysis focuses on paratexts, such as cover and editorial notes, to underscore their role in contextualizing the target text for Spanish readers. Additionally, it highlights the main narrative time change in the translation, from present to past, which affects the reader's perception of the work as a testimony. The article discusses how these translators' decisions impact the reception and interpretation of the work within the Spanish context, taking into account the popularity of narratives of the Spanish Civil War and the demand for texts related to historical memory. In conclusion, it argues that the process of translation framing significantly shapes the perception and interpretation of the work, advocating for an ethical approach to its reading.

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