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This interdisciplinary edited collection brings together essays by scholars exploring the intersections between post-colonial theory and translation studies. The contributors examine how translation functions as a site of cultural negotiation, power relations, identity formation, and intellectual exchange between colonial centres and formerly colonised contexts. Topics include shifts in translation practice from colonial to post-colonial societies, translation and power relations in Indian languages, Brazilian theories of literary transfer, and more — offering a theoretical and practical overview of how translation shapes and reflects post-colonial cultural dynamics.
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Publisher: Routledge (London and New York)
Publishing Year: 1999
ISBN: 9780415147453
Pages: 201