A Report On The Translation Of Race,gender And Culture In International Relations:Postcolonial Perspectives(Chapter Four)

This is a translation report based on a translation project of Race,Gender,and Culture in International Relations: Postcolonial Perspectives,published on March 15,2018 by Routledge Publishing.This book covers a wide range of topics including war,global inequality,postcolonialism,nation/nationalism,indigeneity,sexuality,celebrity humanitarianism,and religion.follows a clear structure,with each chapter situating the topic within IR,reviewing the main approaches and debates surrounding the topic and illustrating the subject matter through case studies.features pedagogical tools and resources in every chapter-boxes to highlight major points;illustrative narratives;and a list of suggested readings.Drawing together prominent scholars in critical International Relations,this work shows why and how race,gender and culture matter and will be essential reading for all students of global politics and International Relations.Thus,this translation project may introduce foreign study achievements about Race,Gender,and Culture in International Relations.This report includes five chapters.Chapter one is the introduction of the translation project,including the background,significance and structure of the project.Chapter Two is the analysis of the original text,including the introduction of the author,the main content of the original text,as well as the language style and characteristics.Chapter Three is the theoretical basis of translation,which is also the core of this translation report.Chapter Four is the difficulties encountered in translation and the translation methods used.Chapter Five is the conclusion,including the experience summarized in the translation process and the unsolved problems.