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(Re-)writing the margin: translation and gender in Galician literature

Authors: Buján Otero, Patricia; Nogueira Pereira, María;

(Re-)writing the margin: translation and gender in Galician literature

Abstract

A partir de una selección de traducciones de textos literarios escritos por mujeres y publicadas en diferentes plataformas, estudiamos la relación entre género y traducción en el sistema literario gallego. La selección de documentos estudiados se ha realizado atendiendo a su representatividad y significación tanto para el feminismo como para la literatura. No se trata de un trabajo exhaustivo, sino panorámico, en el que pretendemos ofrecer una visión de aquellos fenómenos y tendencias que nos parecen más relevantes.

This paper focuses on the relationship between gender and translation in the Galician literary system given a corpus of translations of literary texts written by women and published on different platforms. The selection of the analyzed documents has been made taking into account their representation and significance both for feminism and literature. This is meant to give an overview of the most relevant trends and features.

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Translation, Translation; Gender; Galician literature, Galician literature, Gender, Género, Literatura gallega, Traducció--Revistes, Traducción; Género; Literatura gallega, Traducción gallega del siglo XX

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