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  In the forthcoming issue of the journal Syn-Thèses, we propose to address issues of intermediality in audiovisual and interactive contexts.  Intermedial studies stem from an interest in “interaesthetic” phenomena (Bruhn and Gjelsvik 2018). The concept has a closer connection with aesthetics and “the idea of ‘sister arts’” (Pethö 2018).…
Language boundaries are not transparent; from translation to migration studies, we know that they cannotbe crossed without sacrifice and a complex negotiation of gains. Yet we routinely compare stylistic featuresin different languages in fields such as comparative literature, translation, literary multilingualism andtranslingualism, world and postcolonial literature, or the study of…
Presentday organisation of the world in terms of globalisation inevitably involves the condition ofmutual co-implication among all inhabitants over the planet (attested by the current pandemic and increase offamine in Africa caused by the Ukraine war). We are now in all 8 billion. We propose here to read the signsof…
The first edition of the Lisbon Spring School in Translation Studies will take place in the Portuguese capital between 13 and 18 March 2023, aiming, above all, to open space for the sharing of ideas, methodologies and good practices about/in the field of Translation Studies (TE). The breadth of the…
Schematically, translation studies acknowledges that a text can be translated from one language into another but tends to see source and target texts as stable entities, while in textual scholarship, texts are understood to take many forms, but the different textual manifestations are usually studied only within one language. In…
On 26 and 27 June 2023, Universidade Católica Portuguesa will host the international conference "Translation and the News: state of the art, dialogues, reflections".  The fundamental aim of the event is to enquire into the various intersections that can arise from putting journalism and translation studies in dialogue, thus contributing to the…
Special topics TIC 2023 wishes to host Translation and interpreting building borders and bridges Virality – opportunity and challenge for translating and interpreting world Access and inclusion – communication designs for all Creativity in human-machine cooperation in the context of current developments in technologies, experimental literature, and translation and interpreting…
Inspired by Cork’s legendary reputation as “Rebel County”, the focus of the third annual TSNI conference will be onthe potential for translation in all its forms as a radical force, resistant to linguistic and cultural homogenization, andopen to alternative modes of writing, understanding and navigating the different societies, cultures and…
The European Association for Machine Translation (EAMT) invites everyone interested in machine translation and translation-related tools and resources ― developers, researchers, users, translation and localization professionals and managers ― to participate in this conference. Driven by the state of the art, the research community will demonstrate their cutting-edge research and…
Guest Editors: Miriam P. Leibbrand, Tinka Reichmann, Ursula Wienen Hermeneutics, Specialized Communication, and Translation The convergence of translation studies and research oriented towards specialized communicationon the one hand and, on the other, translation studies and hermeneutics more broadly has beenobservable for several years. This issue of the Yearbook of Translational…
It is our pleasure to launch the call for papers for the Third International Conference on Community Translation (ICCT 3), to be held in July 2023 at the Institute of Applied Linguistics, University of Warsaw, Poland. The conference is an initiative of the International Community Translation Research Group, and was…
Young Linguists’ Meeting in Poznań (YLMP) is a congress organized by and for young linguists who appreciate the significance of interdisciplinary research and therefore want to go beyond the traditional branches of linguistics. We believe that the connection between linguistics and other fields of study, such as psychology or sociology, is both crucial…
As one of the oldest and most widely practised forms of reflection on vernacular literatures, Shakespeare criticism has helped shape modern literary scholarship worldwide. The mutual influence between Shakespeare critics of different nations is well known and has in some cases been extensively studied and debated (see e.g. the controversy…
The theme of the conference is Corpus Linguistics in the Digital Era: Genres, Registers and Domains. Most studies based on or derived from corpora, implicitly or explicitly, deal with the notion of genre, and other concepts such as those of register and domain. In Corpus Linguistics, the importance of these concepts has…
Assistant Professor of Spanish Translation and Interpretation with a solid foundation in language pedagogy and the theory, practice and teaching of Translation and Interpreting Studies. This is a nine-month, tenure-track appointment to begin August 16, 2023.Responsibilities include:           Teach five undergraduate and graduate courses per year…
Conference theme: Capturing conceptual complexity with updated theories and enriched corpus designsIn the about thirty-year-long tradition of corpus-based translation/interpreting and contrastive studies, the field has gone through many stages ranging from the initial infatuation with corpus linguistics methodology, through getting stuck at its favourite ‘teddy-bear’ operationalizations (De Stutter & Lefer…
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