Cultural fellowships in Russia
The Likhachev Foundation announces 2-week cultural fellowships in St. Petersburg.
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Croatia joins the TRADUKI network
Croatia joins the TRADUKI network.
Creation of a contract-law dispute arbitration board in the Netherlands
A contract-law dispute arbitration board was established in the Netherlands on 1st October 2016. Its role is to arbitrate disputes regarding the interpretation of contract law between authors and the parties exploiting their works. The procedure will be a simple one, based upon the law pertaining to authors’ rights. […]
Counterpoint’s second appearance
Today we publish the second issue of Counterpoint, CEATL’s free e-zine for literary translators and anyone else interested in translation, literature, cultural politics and copyright issues in Europe. […]
Counterpoint No.7 out now – What’s east is east and what’s west is west?
From its inception, Counterpoint has striven to cover as many languages, regions and cultures as possible. And of course, translation into and out of many combinations of languages. Based on the premise that there are no language boundaries, this issue of Counterpoint continues to cast a wide gaze, this time going as far east as Japan. […]
Counterpoint no. 9 out now!
In this issue of Counterpoint, we touch upon the issue of non-Western literature in translation and how it is perceived and received in the European book-market
Counterpoint no. 8 online now
Counterpoint’s latest issue focuses on how to describe the world as it is and how to change it.
Counterpoint no. 6 out now – On the many ways translators can raise their voices
People everywhere are raising their voices to speak out against the many things that are causing such big problems – climate change, a growing inequality, polarisation, migration, to name a few. The larger community of translators, including literary translators, have not been found wanting in this regard […]
Counterpoint no. 10 online now!
In this 10th issue of Counterpoint, we take up a topic which is both frightening and fantastic for those of us in the field of literary translation. AI, artificial intelligence, has been at the forefront of countless debates, news reels, articles and talks over recent months, and the questions on what this new technology means …
Conference ‘The European author in the 21st century’ (Brussels, 26 April 2016)
On 26 April 2016, World Intellectual Property Day, the French Permanent Council of Writers will organize a conference at the European Parliament, titled ‘The European Author in the 21st Century’. […]
Conference ‘Some Holmes and Popovič in all of us?’ (Nitra, Slovakia, 8-9 October 2015)
Histories of the discipline of Translation Studies often refer to the Low Countries and the Nitra Schools, of which James Holmes and Anton Popovič are important representatives.
Without wishing to deny their importance, the conference ‘Some Holmes and Popovič in all of us?’ will focus on and trace the continuing impact of the lines of thinking developed in these two schools, and connect them in a prospective way to further developments in Translation Studies. The conference will thus address questions such as: ‘Can we discuss such issues as mapping and remapping, naming and renaming, sociological and communicative approaches without bearing these influences in mind?’ and ‘To what extent has value been added to the lines of thinking in contemporary research stemming from the Low Countries and Nitra?’ […]
Conference on translation and censorship in Barcelona (17-18 October 2012)
Conference on translation and censorship in Barcelona (17-18 October 2012)