Description
Translation plays in shaping cultural narratives and power dynamics in a post-colonial context. The authors delve into the intersections between language, culture, and identity, showcasing how translation can serve as a tool for both oppression and liberation.
Through diverse interdisciplinary lenses, Chambers and Demir invite readers to reconsider traditional notions of translation, emphasizing its potential to bridge cultural divides. They present a rich tapestry of ideas that highlight the importance of decolonizing translation practices, encouraging a more equitable exchange of ideas and narratives in an increasingly interconnected world.
Through diverse interdisciplinary lenses, Chambers and Demir invite readers to reconsider traditional notions of translation, emphasizing its potential to bridge cultural divides. They present a rich tapestry of ideas that highlight the importance of decolonizing translation practices, encouraging a more equitable exchange of ideas and narratives in an increasingly interconnected world.
Book Details
Format
Kindle
Pages
244 pages
Language
English
Published
May 31, 2024
Publisher
Routledge
ISBN-10
1040028314
ISBN-13
9781040028315