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21-23/3/2022: International Conference on Retranslating the Bible and the Qur’an (online)
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Call for papers: “Writers’ Tongues: Shaping Literary Selves in Eighteenth-Century Multilingual Europe” (KU Leuven, deadline 15 September 2023)
Call for papers: ‘Translation and the Periodical’ international conference (Ghent University, deadline 20 April)
Application deadline approaching for CETRA Summer School 2023 (online)
Deadline approaching for Venice International University summer school
Call for Papers: “Literary Self-Translation and its Metadiscourse: Power Relations in Postcolonial Contexts”
Final days to register for the ‘Undercurrents: Challenging the Mainstream’ international conference (ULiège)
Recording of the 2022 CETRA/CERES Fall Lecture, “From the translator’s fingers to the reader’s eyes” by Olha Lehka-Paul
Call for submissions: Martha Cheung Award for Best English Article in Translation Studies by an Early Career Scholar (deadline 31 October)
Fall Lecture (October 20): “From the translator’s fingers to the reader’s eyes: Empirical research into how readers process translated texts” by Olha Lehka-Paul
The University of Galway is recruiting a postdoc for the project ‘Multilingual Island: Sites of Translation and Encounter’
RECORDED VIDEO OF THE CETRA ROUNDTABLE ON ‘TRANSLATING THE HOLOCAUST’ (14/9/2022, LEUVEN)
Call for papers: The international circulation and translation of Shakespeare criticism (Leuven, 26-27 June 2023)
14/9, 6 PM: CETRA Roundtable on ‘Translating the Holocaust’ !!!ALSO ONLINE!!!
Group photo of the 33th CETRA Summer School
‘Fieldwork methods and creativity’ Recorded video of today’s 4th Lecture by Chair Professor Kaisa Koskinen at the 33th CETRA Summer School in TS
14/9/22: CETRA’s 2022 Fall Event, Roundtable on ‘Translating the Holocaust’
‘On Translatoriality’ Recorded video of the 2nd CETRA Summer School Lecture by Chair Professor Kaisa Koskinen
Recorded video of today’s Opening Lecture of the 33th CETRA Summer School by Chair Professor Kaisa Koskinen
CETRA Summer School 2022: Academic Opening Session
Special Issue of The Translator on ‘Relational thinking and Translation Studies’

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