Translation and Globalization in the Context of Cultural Communication
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Translation, Globalization, Context of Cultural CommunicationAbstract
This study is focuses mainly on the relationship between translation and
globalization in the context of cultural communication showing the conflictive
nature between them. This relationship is characterized by discord and
differences in functions and goals. Translation aims at building connection
bridges between nations and cares for cultural privacy and linguistic identity.
This participates in improving the universal cultural communication.
Globalization tries to remove the dividing line between nations for the benefit
of the stronger side.
It ignores the cultural and linguistic variety on the contrary, these
differences in aims and functions causes a stimulus that encourages translators
to direct the translation compass towards communication between nations
this in turn creates plurality and variety between nations and cultures.
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