A Diachronic Study of Selected Translations by Indian Women Translators


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Women, Translation, Diachronic, Culture, TranscriptionAbstract
Translation is communication of ideas, thoughts, feelings, emotions from one language to another. It appears to be very simple, but translation is a much more complex activity. The translator must perfectly comprehend the source language and the target language and should be knowledgeable in the subject matter. Indian women writers are doing a fabulous job in world literature, but they are handling translations also perfectly. The present research article is a study of some of the Indian women writers who have given their contributions in the field of translation as well.
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