Özet:

Forough Farrokhzad, one of the leading female poets of Modern Iranian Literature, started her literary career with a poem entitled "Sin". In a patriarchal society, the poet had many negative criticisms about this poem but she did not give up writing poems. She managed to write five poetry books in her short life. The books are: The Captive, The Wall, Rebellion, Another Birth, Let Us Believe in The Beginning of The Cold. Her reputation also has spread out of the country and her poems have been translated into various languages. Her poem “Sin” is included in her second book named “The Wall”. This Poem has been discussed in the theoretical framework within the methods of "Descriptive Translation Studies" developed by Gideon Toury. Fahri Özdemir, Makbule Aras and Haşim Hüsrevşahi, are three of the translators who translated the poem “Sin”, translations of which have been analyzed in terms of "acceptability" and "adequacy" in detail. The translations have been evaluated formally and stylistically. On the basis of the theoretical framework, inferences have been made for the location of the source and target text. Interviews with translators have been dealt within the preliminary norms proposed in “Descriptive Translation Studies” and these have been a guide for the analysis.

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