Introduction

The fact that 'gender is an omni-relevant category in most social practices' (Lazar 2005:3) lies at the very core of both feminist linguistics and feminist translation studies. Admittedly, most of the scholarly works produced within these two dynamic fields in the last three decades emphas...

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Feminist translation
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Gender, Language, Translation
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