22.1436, Calls: Translation/ Sayyab Translation Journal (Jrnl)

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Subject: 22.1436, Calls: Translation/ Sayyab Translation Journal (Jrnl)

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Date: 27-Mar-2011
From: Said Faiq [sfaiq at aus.edu]
Subject: Sayyab Translation Journal (STJ)
 

	
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Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2011 10:23:16
From: Said Faiq [sfaiq at aus.edu]
Subject: Sayyab Translation Journal (STJ)

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Full Title: Sayyab Translation Journal (STJ) 


Linguistic Field(s): Arabic, Standard; Translation 

Call Deadline: 30-Sep-2011 

Sayyab Books
 
Call deadline: 30 September 2011.
Call information: Sayyab Translation Journal (STJ)
 
Sayyab Books (London) announces the 2011 volume of its journal, Sayyab
Translation Journal (STJ), an international journal of translation,
interpreting, and intercultural studies, published in English.

Aim: STJ brings professional and academic interests closer in addressing
issues related to translation, interpreting and intercultural studies, with
a focus on Arabic <> English interface.  Submissions on other languages are
also welcome, provided they involve Arabic. 
 
STJ welcomes high quality original pieces of research, including review
articles and book reviews. 
 
STJ is published provisionally as one volume per year. Contributions
(6000-7000 words) to the third issue of STJ, scheduled to appear in
December 2011, should be submitted by e-mail to ali at sayyab.org no later
than 30 September 2011.

For enquiries, style sheet, and suggestions or comments, please e-mail
ali at sayyab.org or sfaiq at aus.edu.


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