Konštruovanie multilingválnej identity prekladateľa v transligválnom priestore

The present paper falls within the field of translation studies and it investigates the concept of an interpreter’s multilingual identity within transdisciplinary space applying the concepts already established in philosophy, sociology, psychology, and other behavioral sciences. The examination of the issue draws on the argument that translator faces challenges the examination of which requires the deployment of the approaches roofed under the term social constructivism. According to this perspective developed in numerous humanities and social sciences personal identity is permanently constructed and reconstructed through language practices, action and interaction. Social constructivism can provide answers to numerous questions about the position and role of the translator in the translation process as intercultural communication.