Abstract
The article is a diagnosis of the contemporary condition of translation practice, taking into account its political consequences. For translation, understood as a kind of mediation between cultures, can function as a form of political intervention, undermining the established hierarchies of languages and cultures. However, this can only happen if the translator’s work is precisely conceptualized and the translation itself is based on a hermeneutic model that evaluates the category of interpretation. The article uses, among others, theoretical works by Charles Peirce, Louis Althusser, Pascale Casanova, and Frederic Jameson.
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