Katherine McDonald There’s been a lot of interesting discussion recently in the Classics Twitter-sphere about translation – and specifically about sexism in translation. […]
Digital Corpus of Literary Papyri provides access to fragments of ancient literature The Digital Corpus of Literary Papyri (DCLP), a new digital tool […]
Aileen Das | British Library blog Link: https://www.bl.uk/greek-manuscripts/articles/the-transmission-of-greek-philosophy-and-medicine Ancient Greek philosophy and medical writing were extremely influential on later thought, both in the West and […]
Jane Gallagher John Rylands Library Special Collections Blog 19 September, 2017 https://rylandscollections.wordpress.com/2017/09/19/truth-in-translation/amp/ How do you define truth? In medieval Europe, it was often […]
Cairn International | 14 June 2017 Link: http://www.cairn-int.info/dossiers Cairn International’s Monthly Dossier is a free email publication, in English, looking at current events […]
This project examines how different kinds of human bodies were constituted through translation in medical, ethnographic and religious discourses in the early modern […]
Alex de Waal Boston Review: June 06, 2016 http://bostonreview.net/world/alex-de-waal-writing-human-rights The power to accuse someone of a grave crime on the basis of hearsay […]
