All posts tagged: Modern languages research

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More than he bargained for – academic’s stint at Institute of Modern Languages Research

The purpose of Eduardo Ho-Fernández’s two months at the Institute of Modern Languages Research (IMLR) at the School of Advanced Study was to expand on two Renaissance research projects on intersections in linguistic and literary analysis. But he gained much more than he bargained for, and ‘strongly encourages’ pre-doctoral scholars to look into the many […]

Everybody knows what a translation is and what it’s for… Or do they?

Dr James Hadley, an early career researcher in translation and translingual studies at the Institute of Modern Languages Research (IMLR), is on a mission to point out what we don’t know about the ways people produce, appreciate, and use translations. I want to show how translation underpins everything we do in the 21st century, and […]