Call for submissions for _Translation Perspectives_ (fwd)
BEAUCHAMP HELENE
beauchamp.helene at UQAM.CA
Wed Feb 14 09:19:12 EST 2001
May this message can be of interest to some of us,
Merci a Jeanne Klein de nous l'avoir fait parvenir.
Helene
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>CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS ON THE THEME, "THEATERS OF TRANSLATION"
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>_Translation Perspectives_, a journal devoted to the critical examination of
>translation and the task of the translator, is soliciting submissions of
>short essays (10-20 pages) for its special topic volume, "Theaters of
>Translation."
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>The intent of this special topic volume is to address the following issues:
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>*The representation of translation, broadly understood as the representation
>of linguistic difference and the accommodation of this difference, on stage
>and in film. For example, Shakespeare's use of French in _Henry V_; the use
>of foreign languages in avant-garde works such as Ralph Lemon's recent
>_Tree_; the representation of translation (or its absence) in science
>fiction genres; or the theme of translation in works such as Brian Friel's
>_Translations_.
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>*Translation as public performance and as a constitutive element in the
>performance of public life. For example, linguistic translation in public
>fora, such as the United Nations General Assembly; translation within a
>public marketplace; or translation within new electronic meeting places.
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>*The encounter with translatability or untranslatability in public or in
>"performative" contexts, including the implications of translation theory
>for recent accounts "performative" events.
>
>*Special problems of translation posed by theatrical texts or by performance
>events. Such specific problems might include difficulties associated with
>replicating texture of everyday, colloquial speech in another language;
>difficulties associated in the rapid "dating" of translations in the theater
>(i.e., the relatively short life-spans of translations as useable
>foundations for live theater); or problems associated with the translation
>of seminal works of theatrical literature.
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>_Translation Perspectives_ hopes to gather reflections on the topic from
>both established and new voices. We encourage and welcome inquires prior to
>submission.
>
>Please address all questions or submissions to Michael Kohler, Assistant
>Professor of Theater and Comparative Literature <mkohler at binghamton.edu>.
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>Submission Deadline: June 1, 2001
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>Mailing Address: Michael Kohler, Assistant Professor of Theater and
>Comparative Literature, Theater Department, SUNY Binghamton
>Binghamton, NY 13902-6000
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