Close-Reading A Global Novel Across Languages

prismatic jane eyre

THIS EVENT IS CANCELLED DUE TO ADVERSE WEATHER

The TORCH Oxford Comparative Criticism and Translation programme are hosting an event on 'Close-Reading a Global Novel Across Languages: Prismatic Jane Eyre'

What does it mean to close-read a global novel? This seminar will explore the question, airing material from the AHRC-funded Prismatic Translation project and offering new ways of thinking about multiple translations. A cluster of brief presentations by the participants will open onto discussion. 
[Prismatic Translation is part of the AHRC - OWRI Creative Multilingualism research programme, and is hosted by OCCT]

OCCT is a Divisional research programme supported by TORCH and St Anne's College. Their organising committee includes Professor Matthew ReynoldsProfessor Adriana X. JacobsProfessor Mohamed-Salah OmriDr Eleni PhilippouDr Peter HillMs Karolina WatrobaMs Kate CostelloMs Valeria TaddeiDr Kasia SzymanskaProfessor Ben Morgan, and Professor Patrick McGuinness.

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Comparative Criticism and Translation

Contact name: Dr Eleni Philippou
Contact email: comparative.criticism@st-annes.ox.ac.uk

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Audience: Open to all