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Drama Translation in the Age of Globalisation: Paradoxes and Paradigms
Wednesday 6 March 2013 8.50am – 6.00pm
Mary Seacole Building , Room 271, University of Salford
The symposium is expected to be of particular interest to researchers and practitioners with the field of drama translation, translation studies, cultural studies, drama, performing arts and visual culture. The symposium will focus on drama translation of minority languages and cultures and on the ways in which the discourse of translation and intercultural studies, in the age of globalisation, might impact on and shape the production of foreign plays in translation.
Key speakers:
Prof Adama Versenyi, University of North Carolina
Roger Baines, University of East Anglia
Dr Fred Dalmasso, Worcester University.
Organising committee:
Szilvia Naray-Davey
Dr Sameh Hanna
Professor Myriam Salama-Carr.
Advisory Board:
Dr Christophe Alix, University of Hull
Dr Natalia Pikli ELTE, University of Budapest
Dr Maria Sánchez, University of Salford
Professor Allan Williams, University of Salford
Symposium programme
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Abstracts
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Translating and Interpreting for Human Rights
28 May 2011
Going Social? Potentials and Paradoxes of the Sociological Study of Translation/Interpreting, 5 March 2010
Symposium on Ideology and Cross-Cultural Encounters – Research and Methodology in Translation and Interpreting
27 February 2008
The Symposium was hosted by Campus Fellow Professor Ovidi Carbonell I Cortes from the University of Salamanca.
Translation and Conflict II
(in collaboration with the Universities of Manchester and of Kent State, 17-19 November 2006)
Translation and Conflict
26-28 November 2004
