Andrew Chesterman

Andrew Chesterman is a renowned scholar in translation studies, focusing on how languages and cultures interact through translation. He has contributed significantly to understanding translation strategies, ethics, and functions, helping to improve the accuracy and cultural sensitivity of translated texts. His work emphasizes that translation is not just about converting words but also about conveying meaning, context, and intent across different languages. Chesterman’s insights are widely used by translators and researchers to develop better practices and deepen the understanding of the complex process of translating between languages.