The question of translating cultural aspects is one of the most often raised issues. The aim of this paper is to discuss two main types of translation strategies: target-oriented translation and source-oriented translation. We want to show how they have been defined by different researchers through time. Using contrastive analysis of the original English version of computer-animated comedy film Madagascar (2005; directed by Eric Darnell and Tom McGrath) with dubbed and subtitled Polish versions, the author of this paper examines which strategy is used in case of cultural transfers.
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