Влада і переклад [Power and translation]

Анна Стров
Массачусетський університет в Емгерсті
Переклад Оксана Дзера
Зміст

Протягом кількох останніх десятиліть взаємозв’язок між перекладом і різними структурами влади привернув значну увагу науковців. “Поворот до питань влади” (“power turn”) у перекладознавстві (Translation Studies) розглядається в ширшому контексті досліджень політики, культури та суспільства, а також питань перекладу і ґендеру, постколоніальної теорії та перекладацької етики (див. Повороти перекладознавства (Turns of Translation Studies)). Дана стаття досліджує проблеми влади і перекладу, залучаючи ширші дискурси як у межах, так і поза межами перекладознавства.

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