On Translations

Carolina Rito; Dima Hamadeh; Maryam Monalisa  Gharavi; Slavs and Tatars Collective; Bing Hao Wong; Rolando Vazquez; Thomas Waller; Celeste Fortes; Rita Rainho

doi:10.31411/TCJ.01

On Translations

Carolina Rito (Editor), Dima Hamadeh, Maryam Monalisa Gharavi, Slavs and Tatars Collective, Bing Hao Wong, Rolando Vazquez, Thomas Waller, Celeste Fortes, Rita Rainho

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Abstract

'On Translations' is the first issue of The Contemporary Journal (February 2018 - June 2019). This issue explores the cultural and political contradictions that arise in processes of translation - in language and beyond. These questions derive from an understanding that translation encompasses processes of erasure in colonial language and epistemologies. At the same time, it offers a liminal space marked by mistranslation, confusion, and hesitance. 'On Translations' aims to explore the potential capacities of translation to be a 'site of inhabitation' rather than a transitional space between the original and the translated text.

Original language	English
Volume	1
Specialist publication	The Contemporary Journal
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.31411/TCJ.01
Publication status	Published - 2018

Keywords

translation
Cultural Translation
Curating
Interdisciplinarity

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Arts and Humanities(all)

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On Translations

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On Translations

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PARSE Annual Conferece Violence

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What Is the Curatorial Doing?

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