دانلود کتاب Translation and Stereotypes as Cultural Facts

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A Case Study, AIDS and the Latino Community in the USA. - Babel. 2002. Vol. 48 (4). P. 289-304.The paper joins forces with the increasing literature on translation and cultural studies and
places translation in the context of cross-cultural communication. It is my intention to
analyse the factors that affect translation and the influence of stereotypical attitudes on the
production of texts for a target culture (TC).
Assuming that translations are facts of target cultures as Touru points out, the author
concentrates on a very specific topic: stereotypical attitudes towards Latino sexuality
and its influence on the production of target texts (TTs). For this purpose, the article first introduces the topic of translation and culture; secondly, the author writes about the use and functions of stereotypes in cross-cultural communication with specific reference to attitudes towards Latinos in the USA; and thirdly, makes a case study of stereotypes on the translation and production of materials related to AIDS. In doing so, the author talks about the position and function of the translations as entities in the target culture, the translating activity related to an ethnic minority within the American culture, and the form the translations have (the product). The article presents the analysis of informative brochures on AIDS originally produced in English and translated into Spanish for the Latino community in the USA.