Abstract
A contested notion, the figure of the translator—like that of the author—is (and has always been), I would argue, a travelling concept. It is, however, a powerful force, perpetually wielding a certain enchanting lure over those involved in the field of literary culture and academic studies. Nevertheless, the translator still currently lacks the appropriate symbolic capital.
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