Feminist translation and resistance
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.70204/jlt.v3i2.301Parole chiave:
Feminist theory, Feminist translation, Gender, Resistance, StrategyAbstract
The feminist issue is one of the movements raised by translation in the late
twentieth century when Mary Chamberlain likened the domination of men over
women to the domination of translated texts over the original texts. Hence,
studies on translation and gender continued making feminist translation a means
to denounce the marginalization of women and their rights. The feminist
translation is a weapon to raise the voice of women and highlight their position
in society. Thus, it came as a reaction to the patriarchy and the male language
which marginalized women's creativity in the literature