Abstract
This article is devoted to the study of history and development of translation studies and the analysis of published scientific works in Uzbekistan during the years of independence. The author also examines historical factors which impacted the development and formation of Translation studies as a science in Europe and Uzbekistan. The article addresses general views of Western and Uzbek scholars on such problems as the linguistic theory of translation, textual interpretation of translation, theoretical framework of literary translation, hermeneutics, communicative translation and main criteria of translation.
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