Category: Journal Calls

Call for papers for Special Issue Recent Trends in Translator Training: Audiovisual Translation and Applied Technologies at Stake. The Interpreter and Translator Trainer (ITT) 14(4), December 2020 Alejandro Bolaños | Jorge Díaz-Cintas Centre for Translation Studies@UCL, London Serenella Massidda Roehampton University, London With the advent of new technologies, such as the Web 2.0 and the Internet of things, the consumption […]

CFP: Comparative Critical Studies, Special Issue ‘Translation meets Book History: Intersections 1700-1950’ Guest Edited by Alice Colombo (University of Bristol), Niall Ó Ciosáin (NUI Galway) and Anne O’Connor (NUI Galway) Book history and translation studies have significantly enhanced our understanding of print culture. Although driven respectively by bibliographic and comparativist linguistic interests, the two fields have converged into a shared […]

SPECIAL ISSUE – MULTILINGUAL HUMOUR IN TRANSLATION Guest Editor: Dr. Margherita Dore University of Rome “La Sapienza” margherita.dore@uniroma1.it People who move to other countries may do so for different reasons: some may like to improve the languages they know or experience new cultures, others strive for better work opportunities to improve their lives. Be they from developed or developing countries, […]

The Politics of Precariousness: Minorness Translated and Minorness Translating Call for articles – Special issue of TTR: Traduction, Terminologie, Rédaction (to be published in 2019) Guest editors: Marc Charron and Raluca Tanasescu What strikes the reader of academic essays on non-hegemonic languages and contexts is the abundance and variety of vocabulary that points at the precariousness of such a state: ‘minor,’ ‘minority,’ ‘minoritized,’ ‘small,’ ‘less-translated,’ […]

  Translaboration: Exploring Collaboration in Translation and Translation in Collaboration   cfp_target_32

The Interpreter and Translator Trainer – a Special Issue The language services industry is changing rapidly: newspapers and trade journals are full of hype about technological developments such as neural machine translation and automatic simultaneous interpreting that some people claim will soon eliminate linguistic barriers. These developments have triggered societal expectations of localized content and a consequent explosion in demand, […]