In Other Words

In other words, the instruments of so-called globalization and worldwide circulation of information convey the impression that these paths of transmission and translation are neutral. The task of the translator might be seen as one that sacrifices fidelity in exchange for transmissibility, so resorting to the famous Italian epigram “Traduttore—Traditore!” the supposed neutrality of translation is called into question.

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