Translation Studies "is a work on translation theory and practice written by different authors at different times. Among them, a book titled "Translation Studies" written by British scholar Susan Bassnett has been reprinted multiple times since its initial edition and has become an authoritative work in the field of translation studies. The book provides a detailed introduction to the history of translation theory development, offers examples of comparative analysis, and delves into translation strategies for different literary genres such as poetry, drama, and novels, emphasizing the close relationship between language and culture.

This journal explores promising directions for work in the field of translation studies, with a particular emphasis on establishing existing and new connections with neighboring disciplines. Translation studies aim to expand the methodology, areas of interest, and conceptual frameworks within the discipline, while testing the traditional boundaries of the concept of "translation" and providing a forum for debate around the historical, social, institutional, and cultural aspects of translation.