Theorizing translation studies have gained impetus from the sociology turn by reconstructing individual translation activities into practices under the influence of social conditions. Accordingly, on the ground of practice theory, Translation and Practice Theory adopts interdisciplinary perspectives to break through the limitations of the previous literatures that focus on product and process. Moreover, it illustrates both elements and property of translation practice in concrete social conditions. In what follows, it presents chances and challenges that translators and interpreters are facing. Notedly, the book will pave the way for the further study of translation practice.