24-26 May 2018 | PPCU Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Institute of English and American Studies
1 Mikszáth tér, Budapest 1088, Hungary

Second call for papers

PANELS | THEMES:
▪ Translation research – translation training
▪ Translating languages of limited diffusion: state of the art and perspectives
▪ Comparing experiences and systems: translator training at graduate and
postgraduate levels
▪ Intersemiotic translation

CONFIRMED PLENARY SPEAKERS:
Andrew Chesterman, University of Helsinki, Finland
Luc van Doorslaer, KU Leuven, CETRA, Belgium
Pál Heltai, ELTE, Kodolányi János University, Hungary
Don Kiraly,Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany

Please send us your abstract (250-300 words) and a short bio (200 words) to translationconference2018@btk.ppke.hu if you wish to participate in these panels, and indicate its form (oral presentation [20 minutes]; speed presentation [5 minutes]; poster).

Deadline for submission of abstracts: 31 January 2018
Notification of acceptance: 15 February 2018
Registration will start on 1 February 2018
For further information, please e-mail us: translationconference2018@btk.ppke.hu
Website: btk.ppke.hu/trtt

The Life of Padma, or the Paümacariu, is a richly expressive Jain retelling in the Apabhramsha language of the famous Ramayana tale. The work was written by the poet and scholar Svayambhudeva, who lived in south India around the beginning of the tenth century. Like the epic tradition on which it is based, The Life of Padma narrates Prince Rama’s exile, his search for his wife Sita after her abduction by King Ravana of Lanka, and the restoration of his kingship.

This is the first direct translation into English of the oldest extant work in Apabhramsha, accompanied by a corrected reprint in the Devanagari script of Harivallabh C. Bhayani’s critical edition.

Eva de Clercq (the translator) is Professor of Indian Language and Culture at Ghent University.

More information: http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674660366

This workshop will allow several VUB and UGent PhD-students to present their work and receive feedback from Belgian as well as Brazilian scholars.

More information : Programme Colloquium 22 1 18

Date: 08-09 Feb 2018

Venue: VUB Campus Etterbeek: Rode Zaal U-Residence

Email of contact person: philippe.humble@vub.be

The research day “Trauma y traducción en la narrativa hispanoamericana contemporánea” will take place in Ghent on February 2, 2018, within the framework of the FWO-project (UGent-KUL): “Vidas en traducción. Las paradojas de la escritura autobiográfica multilingüe hispanoamericana”.

Location: Grote Vergaderzaal Engels (large meeting room, 130.017), Blandijnberg 2, Gent
Website: http://www.livesintranslation.ugent.be/trauma-y-traduccion/
Contact: Ilse.Logie@UGent.be

The 1st International Conference “Translation and Cultural Sustainability: Groundwork, Foundations and Applications” will take place in Salamanca on November 28, 29, 30, 2018. The joint celebrations of the 8th centenary of the University of Salamanca and of the 25th anniversary of the implementation of Translation and Interpreting studies at this university provide the perfect background for a venue where Translation and Interpreting experts can meet to discuss the future of our discipline.

PRESENTATIONS
Keynote Lectures
a. Georges Bastin (Université de Montréal)
b. Susan Bassnett (University of Warwick)
c. Edwin Gentzler (University of Massachusetts)
d. Salvador Gutiérrez (Universidad de León)
e. Dorothy Kenny (Dublin City University)
f. Christiane Nord (University of the Free State, Bloemfontein)
Round Tables

a. Translation and the media
i. Moderator: Mª Rosario Martín Ruano (Univ. de Salamanca)
ii. Luc Van Doorslaer (KU Leuven)
iii. Roberto Valdeón García (Univ. de Oviedo)

b. Translation, migrations and asymmetries in the globalised world
i. Moderator: África Vidal Claramonte (Univ. Salamanca)
ii. Karen Bennett (Univ. Nova de Lisboa)
iii. Loredana Polezzi (Cardiff Univ.)

c. Linguistic norm for translators
i. Moderator: Julio Borrego Nieto (Univ. Salamanca)
ii. Ángel López García (Univ. Valencia)
iii. Miguel Ángel Quesada Pacheco (Univ. Bergen)

d. Terminology and Translation
i. Moderator: Joaquín García Palacios (Univ. Salamanca)
ii. Mª Teresa Cabré i Castellví (Univ. Pompeu Fabra)
iii. Pamela Faber (Univ. Granada)

e. Translation and Technologies
i. Moderator: Jesús Torres (Univ. Salamanca)
ii. Pilar Sánchez Gijón (Univ. Autónoma de Barcelona)
iii. Frank Austermühl (Aston Univ.)

f. Translation for entertainment and information: dubbing and subtitling
i. Moderator: Fernando Toda Iglesia (Univ. Salamanca)
ii. Jorge Díaz Cintas (University College London)
iii. Frederic Chaume Varela (Univ. Jaume I)

g. Teaching literary translation: bridging the gap between research and professional activity
i. Moderator: Belén Santana López (Univ. Salamanca)
ii. Miguel Sáenz Sagaseta de Ilúrdoz (Real Academia Española)
iii. Mª Teresa Gallego Urrutia (Traductora literaria)

h. Translating the sciences: universality and diversity
i. Moderator: Cristina Valderrey Reñones (Univ. Salamanca)
ii. Esther Monzó i Nebot (Univ. Jaume I)
iii. Óscar Jiménez Serrano (Univ. Granada)

i. Teaching today and tomorrow
i. Moderator: Silvia Roiss (Univ. Salamanca)
ii. Don Kiraly (Univ. Mainz)
iii. Dorothy Kelly (Univ. Granada)

j. Women interpreters, researchers and lecturers
i. Moderator: Jesús Baigorri Jalón (Univ. Salamanca)
ii. Dörte Andres (Univ. Mainz)
iii. Ángela Collados Aís (Univ. Granada)

PAPERS
Thematic panels
1. Linguistic and information and research disciplines and tools. Terminology; neology; lexicography; corpus processing; discourse analysis, information management, etc.

2. Revising and editing translations. Reviewing and editing source and target texts in the mother tongue; revising translations and translation quality assessment; post-editing, etc.

3. Constrained translation and technology-based media. Localisation of interactive digital products; screen translation; machine translation; etc.

4. The translation trade: tools and ethics. Professional issues in translation and interpreting; translation project management; computer-aided translation, translation and editing management systems; accessibility in translation and localization; etc.

5. Specialised and literary translation. Scientific and technical translation; finance/economics/business translation; legal, sworn and court translation; institutional translation; literary translation; translation for the publishing industry and the media; etc.

6. Translator training. Mother tongue, foreign languages and translation; languages for specific purposes; teaching translation and interpreting, etc.

7. History of translation

8. Theories and intersections. Translation and culture; post-colonial theories of translation; translation and gender; translation and sociology; translation and ideology; translation and globalisation: language and culture asymmetries; etc.

IMPORTANT DATES
− 31/05/2018: deadline for submitting paper proposals.
− 15/07/2018: notification of acceptance of proposals.
− 30/08/2018: deadline for early-bird registration.
− 31/10/2018: deadline for standard registration.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
− http://traduccionysostenibilidad.fundacionusal.es/
− E-mail: congresotraduccion@usal.es
− Complete programme :

• CallForPapers_Salamanca2018 (English version)
• Circular_Salamanca2018 (Spanish version)

On Tuesday 28 November 2017  CLIV, CERES, CMSI and the Auschwitz Foundation host the symposium Traduire le Témoignage. The programme includes papers and a panel discussion on the translation of Holocaust literature. Keynote speaker is David Bellos (Princeton University).

For more information please contact the head organiser of the colloquium, Anneleen Spiessens (Anneleen.Spiessens@UGent.be). Registration is open until 15 November at getuigenisinvertaling.ugent.be