BOOK LAUNCH:
Translation and Multimodality: Beyond Words (Routledge), ed. by Monica Boria, Ángeles Carreres, María Noriega-Sánchez, and Marcus Tomalin
CRASSH, Cambridge, Mon 27 Jan, 5.30 pm
A drinks reception will follow in the foyer:
https://t.co/bA1CSOzPOr
Exciting conference & events on 'Women, Language(s) & Translation in the Italian Tradition', Cambridge, 7-8 Nov; Dacia Maraini among the guest speakers: https://t.co/vZF37HFkYb https://t.co/vZF37HFkYb
Wonderful setting and company for our Multimodal Translation conference dinner yesterday at Sidney Sussex College - thank you to the catering staff at @SidneySussex & to our lovely speakers #CRASSHBeyondWords@CamConTrans
Our conference has been a great success! A big thank you to our speakers for their excellent papers and presentations, to CRASSH for the impeccable organisation, and to all the delegates for their insightful comments and good questions!... https://t.co/5EcvzApll9
Getting the room ready for some action: practice in blind drawing (as multimodal translation?) with artist @TamarinNorwood Thank you for a truly inspiring, eye-opening session #CRASSHBeyondWords@CRASSHlive@CamConTrans @MML_Cambridge
WORKSHOP on 'Translation and Diversity' on Mon 11 June, with Paul Howard (Cambridge). He will discuss texts that highlight Italy's history and legacy of linguistic diversity, and their English renderings: https://t.co/S7wc4YyJb1 https://t.co/S7wc4YyJb1
Come and share translation tips & blips on Mon 4 June, 5-7pm at our 'Translation in Practice' session. Free & open to all: https://t.co/1qGNN3JhmS https://t.co/1qGNN3JhmS
Dr Olga Castro (Aston) will lead our next workshop, exploring feminist translation issues and strategies. All welcome! Mon 21 May, 5-7 pm, Cambridge University: https://t.co/0vx9kAOp1z https://t.co/0vx9kAOp1z