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[CfP] Translation Studies

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Translation Studies Special Issue on Historical Studies on Institutional Translation – Aims, Scope, and Methods Special issue editors: Valérie Dullion, University of Geneva (valerie.dullion@unige.ch) and Reine Meylaerts, KU Leuven (reine.meylaerts@kuleuven.be) Context and rationale Institutional translation has been a research topic in translation studies for nearly two decades, since the publication of a pioneering monograph by Koskinen (2008). The need to study the […]

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[CfP] DRAGOMAN: Journal of Translation Studies

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ISSN:  2295-1210 Dragoman is an annual international peer-reviewed open-access online journal published by Arabic Translators International, (ATI: www.atinternational.org), an international association established in 2004 according to the Belgian Law. Dragoman is indexed by Scopus and Arcif. Dragoman publishes high-quality original research articles in the fields of Translation and interpreting Studies (practical & applied), Language Studies, Linguistics, (theoretical & applied), Terminology […]

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[Blog] Translation theory without literary translation? by Jonathan Downie

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Translation theory without literary translation? Jonathan Downie Link: https://jonathandownie.wordpress.com/2018/11/15/translation-theory-without-literary-translation/ (Posted on 15.11.2018; last accessed on 23.11.2018) “Alternative histories” are growing in popularity. People love to imagine what might have happened if big historical moments had gone a different way. Here is one that might seem to be rather strange but actually says a lot: imagine if translation theory had never […]

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