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Translations, both with respect to their status of final products and to strategies of performance, reflect a given period of time, with its specific set of aesthetic standards and literary preferences. In the history of English translation, modernism proposed a revolution in the perception of this form of literary manifestation. This change of translation paradigm operated at various levels. One of them envisaged the approach to translation, which ceased to be viewed as a mere transfer of linguistic order.

T.S. Eliot and the modernist approach to translation