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Representation of foreign literatures in English translations and ideological polarization of the world in the 20th century

The article discusses the representation of foreign literatures in English translations in the context of the ideological polarization of the world in the 1920-80s. There have been highlighted ideological factors that influenced the choice of original literary works to be translated and peculiarities of representation of literatures of the Eastern bloc countries in the UK and the USA.