Valta ja kääntäminen [Power and translation]

Anna Strowe
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Käännös Sofi Röpelinen
Sisällysluettelo

Kääntämisen ja erilaisten valtarakenteiden väliset suhteet ovat herättäneet merkittävää huomiota käännöstutkimuksessa viime vuosikymmeninä. Käännöstieteen (Translation Studies) niin kutsuttu valtakäänne on yhteydessä laajempaan politiikan, kulttuurin ja yhteiskunnan tutkimukseen sekä keskusteluihin kääntämisestä ja sukupuolesta, jälkikolonialistisesta teoriasta ja kääntämisen etiikasta (ks. Käännöstieteen käänteet [Turns of Translation Studies]). Tämä artikkeli käsittelee kääntämisen ja vallan tutkimusta sekä yleisten käännöstieteellisten diskurssien yhteydessä että niiden ulkopuolella.

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