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The article presents a study of reproducing rhythm figures while translating literary prose from English into Russian. The author has conducted an experiment based on the use of Rhythmanalysis tool to detect rhythm figures in the novel “Life after life” by K. Atkinson and its translation into Russian. This has provided rich empirical material. During the experiment the author has analyzed the frequency of anaphora, epiphora and simploce use in the original and in the translation as well as how often the translator has managed to preserve the rhythm figures in the Russian text. The analysis has shown that very few of them are reproduced in the translation. The data obtained add to the system of knowledge about using rhythm figures in literary prose and prove the necessity to preserve rhythm in the translation from one language to another.

vestnik moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo oblastnogo universiteta. seriâ lingvistika/vestnik moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo oblastnogo universiteta. seriâ: lingvistika

TRANSLATION OF RHYTHM FIGURES IN LITERARY PROSE FROM ENGLISH INTO RUSSIAN (A STUDY OF K. ATKINSON “LIFE AFTER LIFE”)