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POSTPONED: International Conference on Retranslating the Bible and the Qur’an
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The Martha Cheung Award for Best English Article in Translation Studies by an Early Career Scholar: Call for Applications
Call for book chapters: ‘Translation flows: Exploring networks of people, processes and products’
21/6, 4 PM: CETRA Spring Lecture ‘Issues and Challenges Facing the Language and Translation Industry’ by Said M. Shiyab (Kent State University, USA)
CERES Lecture by Dr. Helena Taylor: ‘Women’s Classical Reception in Early Modern France’ (3/6)
Call for papers: TRANSLATION AND THE FORMATION OF COLLECTIVITIES
Online colloquium 11/5: ‘Translation as Transfer of Cultural Images’ (University of Tartu)
New Book Published: ‘The Situatedness of Translation Studies. Temporal and Geographical Dynamics of Theorization’ by Luc van Doorslaer & Ton Naaijkens (eds.)
2nd Call for Papers: ‘Field Research on Translation and Interpreting: Practices, Processes, Networks (FIRE-TI)’
2nd International Symposium on Translation and Knowledge Transfer: ‘New trends in the theory and practice of translation and interpreting’ (TRAK)
(Re)watch Peter Flynn’s CETRA Fall Lecture: ‘”I’ll have pint with you, sir” – language practices and translation in an Irish pub in Ghent’
CANCELLED: CETRA Winter Lecture ‘MEDIA ACCESSIBILITY AS A SPECIAL TYPE OF TRANSLATION’ by Nina Reviers
Research seminar at University of Antwerp: Translating James Joyce
Upcoming CETRA Winter Lecture by Nina Reviers (University of Antwerp): ‘Media Accessibility as a special type of translation’ (25/2, online)
Vacancy at KU Leuven for a PhD researcher working on Science News in/and Translation
Survey on pivot language templates for subtitlers
CETRA SUMMER SCHOOL 2021: Call for participants (2nd round)
Reminder for the CETRA FALL Lecture 2020 by Peter Flynn: ‘”I’ll have pint with you, sir” – language practices and translation in an Irish pub in Ghent’ (online)
Call for papers of ‘Translation in Society’, a brand new journal in Translation Studies
Vacancy at KU Leuven for a PhD student in Translation Studies
Online Guest Lecture by Deborah Giustini: ‘The Invisible Labour of the Embedded Strangers: Towards a Sociology of Interpreting’

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