We are happy to share news of the publication of The New Cambridge History of Russian Literature (Cambridge University Press), edited by Prof Simon Franklin , Dr Rebecca Reich and Prof Emma Widdis , and with contributions from thirty-four scholars including Dr Anna Berman , Prof Franklin, Dr Reich and Prof Widdis. This is...

Slavonic Studies and CamCCEEES present, as part of the Translation Lecture series: Everything is Translation Hamid Ismailov & Donald Rayfield In conversation Thursday, 28 November, 5:30 pm Knox Shaw Room Sidney Sussex College In this presentation, celebrated Uzbek novelist Hamid Ismailov will analyze his experiences as...

Content Notice: This article contains discussions of colonial violence and suicide. Dr Doyle D. Calhoun teaches and works on a range of topics related to African and Caribbean literatures and cinemas; Senegalese literature and cinema in French and Wolof; the archives and afterlives of French slavery; Négritude; and the...

The Cambridge Translation Studies Network (CTSN) aims to bring together all those interested in translation across the Humanities and Social Sciences, to promote translation as research in an interdisciplinary context, and to support students involved in any aspect of translation studies. It is convened by Prof Ángeles...