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Résultats de sélection 2011 du programme de soutien à la traduction littéraire de l’UE
Résultats de sélection 2011 du programme de soutien à la traduction littéraire de l’UE
29 Jun, 2011
Tags: Europe

L’Agence exécutive ‘Éducation, audiovisuel et culture’ (EACEA (http://eacea NULL.ec NULL.europa NULL.eu/culture/funding/2011/selection/selection_strand_122_2011_en NULL.php)) de l’UE a publié les résultats de la sélection 2011 du programme de soutien à la traduction littéraire (volet 1.2.2 du programme Culture). Vous pouvez consulter ici (http://eacea NULL.ec NULL.europa NULL.eu/culture/funding/2011/selection/documents/2_selected_books_2011_sorted_by_organisation_and_language_table NULL.pdf) la liste des titres et des auteurs sélectionnés pour être traduits, classés par éditeur et par pays.

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