Translation, Identity and Heterogeneity
New Date: December 7-9, 2007
Hosted by the University of San Marcos, Lima, Peru
Organized by
Stefano Arduini, Steve Berneking, Jose María Jimenez Cano, and Camilo Fernádez Cozman
The theme of the Lima Conference, “Translation, Identity and Heterogeneity,” takes on a special urgency today because communication, language, and translation have found new frames of reference in a post-modern world characterized by globalization, immigration, and localization. The Lima Conference will explore many aspects of this theme, including translation and minority languages, translation and the emergence of new languages (creoles, pidgens, street-languages), translation and boundaries, translation and inner cultural space, translation and cultural mediation, translation and the politics of language, to mention just some of the more obvious topics.
The conference aims to support serious, high level academic discourse on a theme of growing importance for the academy, the churches, the professions, and many other sectors of industry and society. It will bring subject matter experts together from around the world to highlight an emerging yet powerful trend in research, training, evaluation and production of translation discourse. Following the conference, the Nida Institute will publish a collection of essays taking up the themes of translation and heterogeneity, edited by S. Berneking and S. Elliott.
Honor Committee
Paul Irwin, President, American Bible Society
Pedro Arana Quiroz, General Secretary, Peruvian Bible Society
Marco Martos Carrera, Dean of Faculty of Letters and Humanities, National University of San Marcos
Eugene Nida
Conference Organizers
Stefano Arduini (Urbino)
Steve Berneking (Virginia)
José María Jimenez Cano (Murcia)
Camilo Fernández Cozman (Lima)
Sonia Téllez (New York) Registration and Administration
Rapporteurs
Tomas Abaladejo (Madrid)
Ubaldo Steconni (Brussels)
Edwin Genzler (Univ. Mass-Amherst)
Anthony Pym (Tarragona)
Miguel Ángel Huamán Villavicencio (Lima)
Phil Towner, Moderator (UBS)
Scientific Committee
Phil Noss (Florida)
Freddy Boswell (Dallas-Forth Worth)
Robert Hodgson (New York)
Kent Richards (Atlanta)
Jose Lambert (Louvain)
Yves Gambier (Turku)
Mabel Morana (Michigan)
Santiago López Maguina (Lima)
Giovanni Bottiroli (Bergamo)
Augusto Ponzio (Bari)
Plenary Speaker
Carlos Garcia-Bedoya Maguina (Lima)