El género en traducción [Gender in translation]

Luise von Flotow
Translated by Martha Pulido
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El “género” como concepto y término que se refiere a los diferentes modos como se construyen culturalmente los sexos dependiendo de la época, del lugar y del grupo en el que viven los hombres y mujeres, fue introducido en el campo de la traductología como una categoría analítica a finales de los años 80. Esto se da luego del surgimiento de las diversas manifestaciones del feminismo que se desarrollaron en los años 60 y 70. Se publicaron varios  libros sobre “traducción y género”  (Simon 1996, Flotow 1997), y numerosos artículos. Durante los años 90, el término “género” adquirió significados más amplios, integrando temas relacionados con activismo gay, teorías queer, e ideas sobre el desarrollo discursivo de género. Estos aspectos se exploran ahora en la investigación traductológica.

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Lecturas complementarias

Flotow, Luise von
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