Translating Feminism

Translating Feminism is an edited collection that brings interdisciplinary perspectives to the study of feminist texts, mobilities, and practices across different places and languages.

The volume examines how feminist ideas are translated—intellectually, culturally, and politically—and how translation shapes agency and movement across contexts.

Contributors analyze case studies that reveal the uneven circulation of feminist concepts and how local conditions reframe transnational feminist exchanges.

The book combines theoretical reflections with empirical research to show translation's role in producing difference and solidarity within feminist histories.

It highlights both the promises and limits of cross-cultural feminist collaboration.