Oct 30, 2012 08:20
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Deutsch term

Ursprung-Quelle

Deutsch > Englisch Kunst/Literatur Philosophie philosophy of aesthetics
"Eine Methode die den Ruf hat, die Entstehungsbedingungen freizulegen, ist die Genealogie. Die genealogische Herangehensweise strebt nicht lediglich danach den Ursprung eines Gegenstand bzw. Sachverhalts freizulegen, sondern eben auch die Quelle, die den Ursprung (mit-)verantwortet zu erkennen. Sie verlangt die 'peinliche Genauigkeit des Wissens, eine Vielzahl angehäufter Materialien, Geduld.' (Foucault) Der Suche nach dem Ursprung mag das Postulat inne wohnen, das, wenn der Ursprung freigelegt ist, einher eine Wahrheitsfindung geht. Doch dies ist der Irrtum einer wörtlichen Übersetzung von Genealogie, denn die Wahrheit der Dinge wird von der Wahrheit des Diskurses verdunkelt, ja sogar zum Verschwinden gebracht."

What English word pair captures this nuance?
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Discussion

Eric Zink (asker) Oct 30, 2012:
origin-source This was actually the approach I had taken, but it strikes me as entirely arbitrary, since the two seem to me to be so nearly exact synonyms in English. So much so, in fact, that I have trouble keeping them straight without referring back to the translation to see what I'd already used for which.
Eric Zink (asker) Oct 30, 2012:
genesis-reference Intriguing approach, Ramey. Any reason you chose those two?

Proposed translations

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root and source

My take
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "That was my original thought. Still seems a bit arbitrary, but I'll go with it."
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origin - source

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Peer comment(s):

agree Usch Pilz
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agree Wendy Lewin
1 Stunde
agree philgoddard
4 Stunden
agree Helen Shiner : Yes, why not go with the obvious?
5 Stunden
agree Ramey Rieger (X) : yes, why not?
7 Stunden
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genesis -reference

perhaps
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roots / innate forces

to not only bring to light an object's roots, but the innate forces [co]engendering those roots

Quelle here is more of a reference to the active agent (i.e. innate forces) spawning those roots
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