پروژه آموزش تحقیق در ترجمه: مدلی برای اروپا
موسسه نایدا طبق روال سال های قبل برگزار می کند: دوره آموزشی پژوهش پیشرفته در مطالعات ترجمه:
موسسه نایدا طبق روال سال های قبل برگزار می کند: دوره آموزشی پژوهش پیشرفته در مطالعات ترجمه.
http://nsts.fusp.it/nida-schools/nsts-2012
The
Nida Institute announces the 2012 Nida School of Translation Studies.
The School will meet May 20 - June 2, 2012 in Misano Adriatico (Rimini),
Italy. The theme of this year's School is Translation between
Globalization and Localization. The School is honored to name its two
Nida Professors for 2012: Anthony Pym (Tarragona) and Musa Dube
(Botswana).
Anthony
Pym, a sociologist who follows translation and cross-cultural
communication closely, is the current president of the European Society
for Translation Studies. He coordinates the Intercultural Studies Group
at the Rovira i Virgili University at Tarragona and sits as a fellow in
the Catalan Institute for Research and Advanced Studies. He is the
author of Exploring Translation Theories (Routledge, 2010), The Moving
Text: Localization, Translation, and Distribution (Benjamins, 2004),
Negotiating the Frontier: Translators and Intercultures in Hispanic
History (1999), and Method in Translation History (1998). He is
currently researching issues connected with the pressing but paradoxical
need for ever more translation in a globalizing world.
Musa
Dube, a feminist postcolonial biblical scholar has a professorship at
University of Botswana and has recently completed two visiting scholar
appointments at Union Theological Seminary (NYC) and University of
Bamberg (Germany). Dube's research and publications are extensive,
including numerous articles, chapters, and books. Her Postcolonial
Feminist Interpretations of the Bible (2000) and The Bible in Africa;
Transactions, Trajectories and Trends (co-edited with Gerald West, 2001)
are just two examples of her important contributions in the area of
biblical studies. Her social engagement is evident from her
publications: HIV/AIDS and the Curriculum: Methods of Integrating
HIV/AIDS in Theological Education (2003) and Grant Me Justice: HIV/AIDS
and Gender Readings of the Bible (2004). More recently, Dube has written
and taught on "Politics of Bible Translations: A Postcolonial Feminist
Analysis."
Supporting
the two Nida Professors will be a distinguished staff of scholars and
teachers who will offer lectures, presentations and tutorials during the
two-week session.
Successful
applicants for the School will have an earned PhD (or a nearly
completed one), a strong record of research, and professional experience
in translation or interpreting. Applications should be submitted
through the link on the home page between December 1, 2011 and January
15, 2012; decisions will be announced before February 15, 2012. Late
applications will be considered only as alternates. Payment to confirm
attendance must be received by March 1, 2012. Deadline for full
reimbursement for cancellations is April 15, 2012.
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