Translation and the problems of acculturation (2)

We find an echo of many opinions, ideas and theories about translation in the following papers and research. If this indicates something, it first indicates that these ideas have spread and interaction with them has become necessary and required. However, these ideas would not have found an echo with us had it not been for their association with the great quantitative and qualitative development of translation in our country during the past three decades. The accumulation of translational activity produces a broader interest in ideas about translation, its nature, and its practice. Despite this aforementioned development, translation studies and institutes for teaching and training translators in our country are still in their infancy.