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Translator’s Subjectivity in Feminist Translation

Liu Zheng-xia

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Abstract

With translator’s subjectivity, feminist translation can reconstruct the ideology and cultural values of the original works to redefine its cultural connotation. Feminist translation illustrates the translator’s subjectivity to deconstruct and criticize the patriarchy - centered culture and embody the translator’s gender and subjectivity.

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With translator’s subjectivity, feminist translation can reconstruct the ideology and cultural values of the original works to redefine its cultural connotation. Feminist translation illustrates the translator’s subjectivity to deconstruct and criticize the patriarchy - centered culture and embody the translator’s gender and subjectivity.

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With translator’s subjectivity, feminist translation can reconstruct the ideology and cultural values of the original works to redefine its cultural connotation. Feminist translation illustrates the translator’s subjectivity to deconstruct and criticize the patriarchy - centered culture and embody the translator’s gender and subjectivity.

Key concepts: Subjectivity, Connotation, Ideology, Patriarchy, Sociology, Feminism, Gender studies, Feminist philosophy

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