In twenty first century the concept of World as global village would be incomplete without the translation of written or spoken word. While this point shows the importance of translation also require to review it. From the Renaissance to the first half of 20th century translation was treated as a second- rate activity and derogatory metaphors like slave and the imposter women was used for it. Postmodernist thinkers of late half of 20th century (Especially Post Structuralists, Post Colonialists, Feminists and Gender Studies specialists) have challenged and reexamined the concepts of translation by introducing new and advance metaphors like Cannibalism. This article belongs to the review and comparison of traditional and new concepts of translation.