In Translation

About this journal

In Translation' is a peer-reviewed journal that explores the multifaceted world of translation in all its complexities. Its scope encompasses a wide range of topics, including theoretical frameworks, historical perspectives, cultural contexts, and ethical considerations of translation. It engages with diverse approaches to translation, from literary and technical to audiovisual and digital, embracing both traditional and innovative practices.

The journal delves into key themes that resonate with the dynamism of the translation field. These include the role of translation in shaping identities and intercultural dialogue, the impact of technology on translation practices, the ethics of translation and its implications for cultural exchange, and the ongoing debates around translation's status as an art, a science, or a craft.

'In Translation' is designed to appeal to a wide audience, including scholars, practitioners, and students engaged with translation and interpretation. It welcomes contributions from established experts and emerging voices, fostering a platform for sharing cutting-edge research, innovative methodologies, and engaging perspectives on the evolving landscape of translation studies.

Through its scholarly and practical insights, 'In Translation' has earned a reputation for its significant impact on the field. It has become a crucial resource for researchers, educators, and practitioners seeking to deepen their understanding of translation's role in shaping our globalized world. By fostering critical dialogue and pushing the boundaries of translational thought, 'In Translation' contributes to a more nuanced and informed approach to this vital human activity.