Impact of Translation in Literature: Bridging Cultures and Expanding Perspectives
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literature, culture, communication, literary landscapeAbstract
Translation plays a pivotal role in the global dissemination of literature, facilitating the exchange of ideas and cultural experiences across linguistic boundaries. This research paper aims to explore the profound impact of translation on literature, examining its role in preserving cultural heritage, fostering cross-cultural communication, and expanding readers' perspectives. By analyzing the challenges and opportunities inherent in the translation process, this paper seeks to shed light on the transformative power of translation in shaping the literary landscape.
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