Thank you to all our amazing speakers, attendees and organisers for making #TranslatingFeminismCon18 such an amazing, enriching and thought provoking experience. Hopefully both as feminists and translators we can incorporate the ideas discussed in our work and activism ✊
HIKMA: TRANSLATION STUDIES JOURNAL invites submissions for issue 17 (2018) on all areas of research within the domain of Translation and Interpreting including translation and interpreting studies, literary... https://t.co/8AQ1O98aEA
Excellent ideas from De Lima Costa: The #Humanities could well be the most dangerous disciplines in the #Anthropocene as they side with the #human 🌏 Be afraid! (And adopt a new inter-species perspective!) 🌈 #TranslatingFeminismCon18
Claudia de Lima Costa begins her keynote, highlighting how the #Anthropocene calls for new approaches to how we think about experience and knowledge in the world, and how we are connected to other life forms 🌱 A turn to #materiality 🌸 #TranslatingFeminismCon18#xl8
"Feminism was not invented by American women."
Nawal El Saadawi says her feminist organisation "terrified" the Egyptian authorities, in the latest Ways to Change the World podcast.
It's almost @FeministBkFt18, I'm in Glasgow for the incredible @TranslatingF conference, if in London I'd be @HousmansBooks' rad party. If you're neither, you can get your (intersectional, international) feminist book hit w/ @TiltedAxisPress' 🔥 chapbooks https://t.co/Q7P7aN3jky
The last two days have been incredibly thought provoking, full of insightful discussion and engagement. Last day of #TranslatingFeminismCon18 at @UofGlasgow thanks again to @womenslibrary for having us the past 2 days 😁