TRANSLATION IMPACT, IDEOLOGY AND TECHNOLOGY
Keywords:
Translation studies, cultural transfer, ideological frameworks, translation technology, machine translation, computer-assisted translation, cultural hegemony, linguistic power dynamics, digital transformation, translation ethics, localization, globalization.Abstract
This research examines the interrelationship between translation impact, ideological frameworks, and technological advancements in contemporary translation studies. The study explores how translation practices are shaped by and simultaneously shape ideological perspectives, while analyzing the transformative role of emerging technologies in the translation process. The research investigates theoretical foundations, practical applications, and future implications of these interconnected dimensions.
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