‘Translations in Transnational Contexts: Ideas, Methods and Approaches’
Wednesday 8 May 2013, 2.30-5.30 pm
Venue: The Graduate Training Room, Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities, Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, Woodstock Road, OX2 6GG.
We have received a more than encouraging response to our call for proposals from researchers working on a wide variety of disciplines (Classics, English, History, Modern Languages, History of Art, Philosophy), and cultures (Hispanic, English, French, German, Polish, Australian, South-East Asian, Chinese) covering different periods, genres and contexts.
Everyone who has already indicated his/her intention to take up the offer of a 10-minute slot on the programme (or who intends to do so) is invited to send a 250-word abstract to Professor David Hook (davidhook@hotmail.com) as a Word document in an email attachment. The abstract should be headed with your title, name, and institution (college, department and/or faculty, as appropriate). Please include an email address if you are happy for it to be published. It is intended that the abstracts will be available in a printed booklet and on this blog.
Please ensure that you have sent this by 12 noon on Monday 22 April.
For more information:
Contact the interim coordinators: Professor David Hook (david.hook@mod-langs.ox.ac.uk or davidhook@hotmail.com) and/or Dr. Graciela Iglesias Rogers (graciela.iglesiasrogers@history.ox.ac.uk).
Translations in Transnational Contexts 