Rafael Y. Schögler

List of John Benjamins publications in which Rafael Y. Schögler is involved.

Journals

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Translation and Interpreting Studies

The Journal of the American Translation and Interpreting Studies Association

Edited by Brian James Baer and Christopher D. Mellinger

ISSN 1932-2798 | E‑ISSN 1876‑2700
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Translation in Society

Edited by Luc van Doorslaer

ISSN 2667-3037 | E‑ISSN 2667‑3045

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Translating Knowledge in, by and for Indigenous Communities: Practices of epistemic defiance

Edited by Christina Korak, Edson Krenak and Rafael Y. Schögler

Special issue of Translation in Society 5:1 (2026) v, 158 pp.

Articles

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Schögler, Rafael Y., Christina Korak and Edson Krenak 2026 Indigenous knowledges and translation as practice of epistemic defiance: Indigenous knowledges and translation as practice of epistemic defianceTranslating Knowledge in, by and for Indigenous Communities: Practices of epistemic defiance, Korak, Christina, Edson Krenak and Rafael Y. Schögler (eds.), pp. 1–19 | Introduction
This article introduces understandings of knowledge translation, cosmovision, and epistemic defiance as heuristic tools to comprehend, explain, and engage with translating knowledge in, by, and for Indigenous communities. In this introductory article, we problematize the concept of “Indigeneity”… read more
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Blum, Hanna and Rafael Y. Schögler 2024 Translating Erich PrunčTranslation in Society 3:2, pp. 227–235 | Article
In this short introduction to our translation of Erich Prunč’s Zur Konstruktion von Translationskulturen (2008a), we shed light on the scholar Erich Prunč, provide some background to the concept of “Translationskultur,” and explain some aspects of our translatorial decisions that readers will… read more
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Prunč, Erich, Hanna Blum and Rafael Y. Schögler 2024 On the construction of translation culturesTranslation in Society 3:2, pp. 236–254 | Article
The paper by Erich Prunč introduces and develops the concept of translationskultur, a concept that captures cultural and social aspects of translation. Expanding beyond the narrow traditional views of equivalence and text oriented approaches that were dominant in translation studies when Prunč… read more
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