Translation and Ideology: How Translators Shape Narratives
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Keywords

Translation
Ideology
Narrative shaping
Domestication
Foreignization
Translator’s agency
Cultural adaptation
Linguistic transformation
Target language
Source language

How to Cite

Raxmonjon qizi, U. D. ., & Salohiddin kizi, A. F. . (2025). Translation and Ideology: How Translators Shape Narratives. Spanish Journal of Innovation and Integrity, 42, 369–371. Retrieved from https://www.sjii.es/index.php/journal/article/view/584

Abstract

Language serves as a tool for national unity and is essential for communication and interaction among people. Without it, understanding others’ ideas, emotions, and intentions would be difficult. Language functions as a system or method that allows mutual understanding between a speaker and a listener, assigning meaning to symbols and structures used in communication. While every country has its own unique language, English acts as a global bridge, connecting people around the world as an international language.

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