|
:: IATIS Conferences :: |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
International Association for Translation & Intercultural Studies |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
2nd IATIS ConferenceSPECIAL PANEL 17
CALL FOR PAPERS
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
This panel will examine agents and agency of translation, considering certain cases in which they are responsible for cultural transference through translation. Agents of translation may be patrons of literature: Maecenas, publishers, salon organizers, and also politicians or companies who help to change linguistic policies. Often they are individuals who devote great amounts of energy, and even their own lives, to the cause of a foreign literature, author or literary school, translating, writing articles, teaching and diffusing. Papers already accepted for the panel examine: the general concept of Agents and Agency of Translation and the work of Monteiro Lobato and Hasan Alî Yücel as agents of translation in Brazil and Turkey, respectively (John Milton); Cultural Agents in Vanguard Poetics in Argentina (Lisa Bradford); Cheikh Anta and Sultan Njoya Diop as African Agents of Translation (Paul Bandia); Giovanni Battista Ramusio: Collector, Editor, Agent of Translation (Sergia Adamo); Bible Translation As A Global Grassroots Movement (Margaret Muthwii); the publishing house Vizetelly & Company (Denise Merkle). Further contributions are invited that examine any aspect of the concept of agency in translation or that explore the life and work of significant agents of translation. |
Abstracts (maximum 300 words, in English) for 30 minute papers (including 10 minutes' discussion time) can be sent:
by e-mail to []. Subject: IATIS Agents Panel.
or by post or fax to:
John Milton
DLM,
FFLCH,
USP,
05508-900m São Paulo,
Brazil
Fax: ++55 11 3032 2325 (FAO John Milton)
extended deadline for submitting abstracts: December 9th 2005.
Notification of acceptance of abstracts: January 15th 2006.
|
Downloadable document To access the document, you will have to install the free Adobe Acrobat Reader on your PC |
|
LAST IATIS CONFERENCE In July 2006, IATIS held its 2nd Conference at The University of the Western Cape, in Cape Town (South Africa). The Theme of the conference was Intervention in Translation, Interpreting and Intercultural Encounters. Want to know more? Visit the Cape Town 2006 site. To see the photographs taken during the event, click here. Read the conference closing address
available here. |
|
Become a Member of IATIS Anyone interested in the activities of IATIS can
become an individual member, entitled to all membership benefits.
As well as becoming part of an exciting new community for translation
and intercultural studies research, members can enjoy a range of
other benefits. For more information, see our membership
page
|