26.536, Summer Schools: The Glendon Translation Research Summer School / Toronto, Canada

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Subject: 26.536, Summer Schools: The Glendon Translation Research Summer School / Toronto, Canada

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Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2015 14:51:43
From: Mirela Cherciov [mcherciov at glendon.yorku.ca]
Subject: The Glendon Translation Research Summer School / Toronto, Canada

 The Glendon Translation Research Summer School / Toronto, Canada

Host Institution: York University
Coordinating Institution: York University
Website: http://www2.glendon.yorku.ca/translationsummerschool/

Dates: 22-Jun-2015 - 26-Jun-2015
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Focus: The theme of the inaugural Glendon Translation Research Summer School, to be held from June 22-26, 2015, is “Translation, Language, and Place.” The school will be led by Prof. Sherry Simon. 

For this inaugural translation research summer school we invite researchers working on the conceptual intersections of translation, language, and place. Researchers will discuss the relationship between language, translation, and the imaginaries of a place and its cultural history, and how language and translation enact, respond to, and shape place. We encourage graduate students, faculty, and independent scholars working on projects related to the theme to apply. Possible research topics can include—although they are not restricted to—the relationship between translation and cities, translation and borders, translation and national languages, translation ecologies and landscapes, exile and belonging, and translation and territory.
Minimum Education Level: MA


Special Qualifications:
We encourage graduate students, faculty, and independent scholars working on the conceptual intersections of translation, language, and place to apply.


Description:
The Glendon Translation Research Summer School will be one week of intensive
activities, which will include daily group meetings with the Chair Professor,
as well as plenaries, roundtables, and other fora and training opportunities
for translation students and scholars. In 2015 the summer school is planned at
the same time as the renowned Luminato Festival, Toronto’s Festival of Arts
and Creativity. This will allow participants to combine the academic
activities with Toronto’s stimulating cultural arts scene.

The Translation Research Summer School is sponsored by Glendon College. It is
organized by the Centre for Research on Language Contact (CRLC), and it is
part of the activities of the Research Group on Translation and Transcultural
Contact (RGTTC).

 


Linguistic Field(s): Translation

Tuition: 650 CAD

Tuition Explanation: A fee of $650CAD provides for tuition and meals. This fee should be paid
before the event. You will find information about the application process,
registration fees, and other useful information on the summer school webpage.
You may also contact Prof. María Constanza Guzmán at mguzman at glendon.yorku.ca.


Registration: 15-Jan-2015 to 28-Feb-2015

Contact Person: Maria Constanza Guzmán
                Email: mguzman at glendon.yorku.ca

Apply by Email: TransSummerSchool at glendon.yorku.ca

Registration Instructions:
Applicants who wish to participate in the 2015 Glendon Translation Research
Summer School should submit:

– A two- to three-page statement explaining their interest in participating in
the Research Summer School and a description of their research project.

– An updated CV indicating relevant publications, research projects, and at
least two professional references.

Please submit your application materials by February 28, 2015 to
TransSummerSchool at glendon.yorku.ca. For more information, please contact Prof.
María Constanza Guzmán at mguzman at glendon.yorku.ca.

Admitted applicants will be notified of their acceptance on March 15, 2015.



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