Translators connect languages and landscapes, sparking conversations that enlarge our imagination.
In Canada, where translation has had an especially important role to play, the nature of the connections has changed.
These wide-ranging essays, by Canada's most prominent translators, chart a journey that begins with the sharp divides of English and French in the 1970s and then confronts the much more complex explosion of identities today.
Engaging with the politics of meaning but also with the cr.