In the context of the conference “Mediävistik intersektional. Research Approaches and Concepts in Interdisciplinary Approaches” at the Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel, Jennifer Hagedorn represents the SPP project ‘Translational Anthropology’ with her research results on the analysis of Simon Schaidenreissers early modern Odyssey translation (“Translated Identity. Power, Gender and Divinity in Schaidenreissers Odyssey Translation”).

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Astrid Dröse (SPP project ‘Song Culture’) organizes together with Sara Springfeld and Sabine Ehrmann-Herdorf (DHI, Rome) an international and interdisciplinary working meeting. Project director Dirk Werle (SPP project ‘Moscherosch’) as well as Jörg Wesche (Programme Committee of the SPP 2130) are also represented.

Second annual conference of SPP 2130

The second annual conference of the SPP takes place in hybrid form organized by Antje Flüchter, Andreas Gipper, Susanne Greilich and Hans-Jürgen Lüsebrink. The starting point is the central question of why certain texts, images and sign complexes are translated while others (have to) remain untranslated. Keynote speaker is Naoki Sakai (Cornell University), "The Individuality of Language -Translation and Internationality".

Programme and report.

Conference of the International Andreas Gryphius-Gesellschaft (IAGG): 24.–26.09.2020, Augsburg.

Entitled “Engelländisch to and fro!”, the conference is devoted to the German-English translation cultures of the early modern period.

Registration via Jörg Wesche.