Translating gender and sexuality in children’s literature: Turkey as a case study
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A partir de cinco traducciones al turco de obras de literatura infantil, sobre sexualidad, este artículo presenta los orígenes, desarrollos y tendencias del género sexual, así como el dilema entre la pedagogía de género y los temas tabú estrechamente relacionados con la sexualidad y la política corporal en la literatura infantil y su traducción en diferentes contextos. Particularmente centrado en el contexto de Turquía, donde la sexualidad y la política corporal siempre han sido temas controvertidos, este texto pretende arrojar alguna luz sobre el asunto. En resumen, el estudio de las traducciones al turco de literatura infantil puede presentar resultados reveladores en términos de la comprensión de la sexualidad y el viaje del contenido sexual y político-corporal de un contexto a otro.
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