التصرف في الترجمة خيار إيديولوجي أم واقع مفروض

Abstract EN

Translation is a complex and multi-dimensional process, which leads to various goals, techniques, and outcomes.

This paper aims at examining translation as a process that extends beyond the translator and the text to look for its identity in a broader environment which is society, considering everything that contributes to the construction of its ideology, as well as how it becomes a major force controlling the translation process and its strategies.

It guides the translator's choices in accordance with a set of priorities related to the primary goal of translation work in general and, particularly, the criteria used in selecting the subject matter for translation.

The study also addresses the topic of ideology in translation and the power it wields over the translator, In addition to discussing the translator's use of ideology as a strategy, either involuntarily or involuntarily.