Episode 4: Translating the Transnational
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Sujatha Subramanian, a PhD student in Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies, is in conversation with fellow OSU graduate students Jennifer Nunes and Tatsiana Shchurko about the complexities of translation in a transnational space. In their conversations, the speakers discuss the complexity of translating concepts, theories and epistemologies, and complicate the idea of translation beyond concerns of accuracy or faithfulness to focus on the political, social and cultural contexts in which translation takes place.
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