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the intention of the text and its author. The debate could also delve into semiotics
and lead to revisiting the five concepts – sign, signified, metaphor, symbol and code
(Umberto Eco) – from the point of view of translation practice.
The following scholars have already agreed to take part in the
conference:
Henri Meschonnic, Lawrence Venuti, Jean-Jacques Lecercle, Jean-René Ladmiral,
Françoise Wuilmart, Lance Hewson, Laurence Wong, Andrew Parkin, J. Schmidt-
Radefeldt, J. Takachi.
To register for the conference, please contact:
marielle.seichepine@univ-metz.fr
To contact SEPTET's President, please contact the SEPTET office:
< flautel.ribstein@wanadoo.fr > Tel: +33 3 21 59 90 67
10.03. Langgries bei München
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DVX-Workshop – Trados-, Transit- und DTP-Projekte in DVX
abwickeln.Infos: www.edv-und-seminare.de
10.03. Göttingen
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Einführung in die Notizentechnik. Veranstalter: BDÜ Bremen + Niedersachsen.
Infos: www.bn.bdue.de
23.03.
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CALL FOR PAPERS
8th Annual Graduate Conference in Comparative Canadian Literature
TRANSLATION IN ALL ITS FORMS: LITERARY, CULTURAL AND INTERMEDIAL
Université de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Quebec * Friday, March 23, 2007
This conference seeks to explore issues relative to translation across
language, culture and media within Canada and Quebec 's literatures and
cultures. Translation is an inevitable concern of comparative studies.
It is also translation that gives us access to the interliminal space in
which alternative approaches to understanding culture become apparent.
Translation should here be understood in its relation to the Other, as a
place of exchange and interaction between languages, cultures and media
on both the national and international level.
Possible topics include: