TRANSLATION VS. VERSION: MANIPULATION TYPES IN LITERARY TRANSLATION
Whereas traditionally a translator/ interpreter was considered a machine rather than a human being, modern theory of translation regards him or her as a personality. This raises a problem of the translator/interpreter's influence on the receptor. The paper touches upon the issue of manipulation in translation and classification of manipulation types taking the dialogical conception of translation by D. Robinson as the theoretical foundation. The «goblin's translations» and the «Kuraj-Bambey» studio translation are to illustrate the main ideas.