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CFP: A crisis in ‘coming to terms with the past’? At the crossroads of translation and memory
Deadline: 15 November 2018
Conference dates: 1-2 February 2019, Senate House, London
Translating Cultural Memory in Fiction and Testimony – Memory Studies and Translation Studies in Dialogue
University of Innsbruck (Austria), 10-11 October 2019 ---
Deadline for submission of abstracts: 15 January 2019
Translating Cultural Memory in Fiction and Testimony – Memory Studies and Translation Studies in Dialogue
University of Innsbruck (Austria), 10-11 October 2019
A few years ago Sharon Deane-Cox (2013: 309) observed a “striking absence of dialogue between memory studies and translations studies”, two fields of research which with very rare exceptions (such as Brodzki 2007) did not have much contact with each other. This diagnosis is still valid today and has recently been confirmed by Siobhan Brownlie (2016: 12) who states that “the research concerning translation and memory [...] has not been conceptualized as a whole”. The interdisciplinary conference aims at bringing together scholars from cultural memory studies and from translation studies without privileging one of the two disciplinary perspectives. In doing so, it wants to further explore the potential of a new research design that results from the intersections and the interplay of these two areas of study.