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Translating the Sociology of Translation
International Political Sociology, 2013Actor-network theory, material semiotics, the sociology of translation… The precise name of the domain in question is not itself entirely stable, and rightly so. In the ANT scheme of things, society is far less stable, representation and governance considerably more disputed, and order quite a bit more precarious, than most other frameworks would allow.
William Walters, Jacqueline Best
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On Translation and Being Translated
World Literature Today, 2003years ago, I read Czeslaw Mitosz's Dolina Issy (1955; Eng. The Issa Valley, 1981), which deals with the author's childhood experiences in Lithuania. In the landscape he describes of deep forests and bright running water, I identified with many things that had a Nordic feel. Other aspects of the work, however, were exotic and sometimes frightening. This
Kerstin Ekman, Linda Schenck
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Translation and Translation as a Weapon
2019Translation is a social activity that fulfills other functions than mere communication: political, economic and cultural. Thus translation can be used as a political weapon to export or import texts conveying an ideological message, such as socialist realism.
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2017
This chapter sketches the outlines of the prevailing, but conceptually trivial, sense of translation we might be tempted to press into service as a political concept. It describes a different sense of translation, with different futures as a political concept, that flows from the rise of so-called machine translation and which may already organize, and
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This chapter sketches the outlines of the prevailing, but conceptually trivial, sense of translation we might be tempted to press into service as a political concept. It describes a different sense of translation, with different futures as a political concept, that flows from the rise of so-called machine translation and which may already organize, and
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Babel. Revue internationale de la traduction / International Journal of Translation, 1979
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Beckett Translating/Translating Beckett
The Antioch Review, 1988Alan Warren Friedman +3 more
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