Asserting, Renewing, and Expanding: The Littérisation of Contemporary Haitian Literature
As a result of the “cultural turn” in translation studies, attention has shifted away from the back and forth study of source and target text and has begun to consider the many complexities that go into shaping a nation’s cultural space, as well as how literature, translations, and other expressions...
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