Special Session of the OCCT Discussion Group: How We Translate Ourselves and Others

A special session of the OCCT Discussion Group organised and moderated by students from the MSt in Comparative Literature and Critical Translation programme. The students will explore questions related to translation and translingualism through a series of short presentations, followed by a Q&A and discussion with the audience.

We will hear from Yoshimi Kato on '(Anti)Translation as Abstract Art: Sawako Nakayasu and Mouth: Eats Color', Rene Esterhuyse on ' Negotiating Boundaries: Translation in K. Sello Duiker's Thirteen Cents', and    Anna Dang, 'Literary Wanderings: Irony as Movement in Nabokov and Kundera'.

Upcoming Events

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Discussion Group: Translingual Narrative in Zulu South African and Hispanophone Equatoguinean Novels

Book Cover of The Mushroom Gatherer

In Conversation with Czech Author and Translator Viktorie Hanišová

Book Cover The Aesthetics of Risk

Book Launch: The Aesthetics of Risk in Franco-East Asian Literatures by Xiaofan Amy Li

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Shut Up and Write (or Translate)!

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Discussion Group: Maps of the word: topographies and topoi of world literature

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World Comparative Literature Doctoral Forum (i)

Fiction and Other Minds

Fiction & Other Minds: Mind-body Dualism as Social Signalling

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Shut Up and Write (or Translate)!

Book Cover Translate and Rule by Hannah Scott Deucher

Book Launch: Translate and Rule by Hannah Scott Deuchar

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Discussion Group: Lyrics Nestled in Narrative: Folksongs as Poems and Paratexts in a Bihari Colonial Romance

OCCT Review

OCCT Review Book Club

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Shut Up and Write (or Translate)!

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Discussion Group: Modernist Mathematics in Late Imperial Russian and Early Soviet Culture