翻译与性别女性主义时代的翻译PPT课件.pptVIP

Literary Review Presented by Hu Lijun Gender and translation are connected with each other for a long time with their tremendous similarities. For example, “in some historical periods women were allowed to translate precisely because it was defined as a secondary activity” (Chamberlain, 1998: 70). “Translation has at times emerged as a strong form of expressing for women—allowing them to enter the world of letters, to promote political causes and to engage in stimulating writing relationships” (Simon, 1996: 39). Many researchers have turned to the field of research of gender and translation.