‘Public service translation’ (also known as ‘Community translation’) is emerging as an important, distinct subfield in translation studies. Its focus on the translation of texts produced by public services for the benefit of speakers of less-established languages makes it a particularly relevant research area in today’s globalizing world. In a multicultural society decisions about what is translated and how the translation is done have far-reaching implications for the inclusion and exclusion of certain communities and/or community members.
This one-day conference aims to bring together researchers focusing on:
- Language policy and public service translation
- Translation and inclusivity
- Socio-cultural diversity and translation
- Training public service translators
Timeline:
28.02.2014- Deadline for abstract submission
14.03.2014- Invitations sent out to selected presenters
06.06.2014- Deadline for full article submission
20.06.2014- Conference
Post-conference – a selection of papers will be published as a thematic journal issue
Submissions are accepted for:
- Presentations (30 minutes +Q&A)
- Posters
Abstracts and inquiries to be sent to Dr Daniel Tomozeiu (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) with
“TC 2014” mentioned in the e-mail title.
