30.1191, Calls: Applied Linguistics, Translation/Netherlands

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Subject: 30.1191, Calls: Applied Linguistics, Translation/Netherlands

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Date: Fri, 15 Mar 2019 02:12:09
From: Barbara Schouten [b.c.schouten at uva.nl]
Subject: 5th International Conference on Non-Professional Interpreting and Translating

 
Full Title: 5th International Conference on Non-Professional Interpreting and Translating 
Short Title: NPIT5 

Date: 24-Jun-2020 - 26-Jun-2020
Location: amsterdam, Netherlands 
Contact Person: Barbara Schouten
Meeting Email: b.c.schouten at uva.nl
Web Site: http://www.npit5.com 

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Translation 

Call Deadline: 15-Sep-2019 

Meeting Description:

NPIT5 provides an opportunity for researchers and practitioners within the
field of interpreting and translation studies to share recent and relevant
work within this discipline and related to the activities of non-professional
and translators. It builds on discussions initiated at the first four
international conferences on Non-Professional Interpreting and Translation
held in Bologna/Forli (2012), Mainz/ Germersheim (2014), Zurich (2016), and
Stellenbosch (2018).

Theme:

Bridging diverse worlds: expanding roles and contexts of non-professional
interpreters and translators


Call for Papers:

Due to increased globalisation and migration waves, the research field of
non-professional interpreting and translation studies has gained in prominence
and acknowledgement in recent years. Nonetheless, to receive the recognition
it deserves within the field of interpreting and translation studies, the
critical and expanding role of non-professional interpreters and translators
within increasingly complex and diverse contexts, needs continued attention
from academia and practice. Pushing definitional and theoretical boundaries of
interpreting and translation, it is a dynamic and still under-researched field
that does not necessarily conforms to norms guiding professional multilingual
communicative practices, though in many settings and contexts non-professional
interpreting and translation is, in fact, more common in bridging diverse
cultural and linguistic worlds, than professional interpreting and
translation.

By bringing together researchers from various disciplines and practitioners
from diverse settings, NPIT5 aims to provide a forum for researchers and
practitioners within the field to share and discuss recent and relevant work
within this discipline and related to the activities of non-professional
interpreters and translators. Furthermore, this forum serves to expand the
theoretical, methodological, ethical and disciplinary approaches related to
this form of linguistic and cultural mediation. It builds on discussions
initiated at the first four international conferences on Non-Professional
Interpreting and Translation held in Bologna/Forlì (2012), Mainz/Germersheim
(2014), Zurich (2016), and Stellenbosch (2018). 

The Fifth International Conference on Non-Professional Interpreting and
Translation (NPIT5) Organising Committee invites proposals for presentations
on any theoretical, empirical, ethical and methodological aspect of research
related to the conference theme. For all proposals the official conference
language will be English.

The full call for papers can be found at http://www.npit5.com




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