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SUMMARY:Feminist Translation
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DESCRIPTION:In this workshop we will think about what “feminist translat
 ion” is\, and why it matters. We will start by considering how (and why)
  we might take a feminist approach both in the choices we make about which
  books to translate and in the choices we make while translating. Then we
 ’ll put this into practice by working together on a translation of a poe
 m from French\, exploring creative responses and developing our feminist t
 ranslation practice. A literal translation of the poem will be provided so
  that non-French speakers can also participate in the creative exercise.\n
 \nProfessor Helen Vassallo is a British Maltese translator and Associate P
 rofessor of French and Translation at the University of Exeter (UK). Her r
 ecent and forthcoming translations include work by Leïla Slimani\, Darina
  Al Joundi\, Margarita García Robayo and Renée Vivien. She is the author
  of Towards a Feminist Translator Studies: Intersectional Activism in Tran
 slation and Publishing\, co-author of Getting Started as a Literary Transl
 ator: Translated Literature and Publishing\, and Translations Editor of th
 e journal Feminist Translation Studies.
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LOCATION:St Anne's College\, Woodstock Road Oxford
SPEAKER:Professor Helen Vassallo (University of Exeter)
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