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Welcome to the translating through time project
Towards a new vocabulary of translation studies

About the translating through time project
Translating Through Time seeks to understand how literary translation has become (per Umberto Eco) the very language of Europe by taking a historicist perspective. Critically complementing the Presentism in current research on translation, our Network investigates dynamic transformations in the theory and practice of translation as a wide-spread literary and cultural phenomenon in Europe, from the late Middle Ages to the mid-nineteenth century.
Core group &
Partners
This FWO-funded Network builds on – and expands – existing research and education collaborations between Exeter, Leuven, Ghent, Leiden, and Calgary and brings together the expertise and data gathered by collaborators through several ongoing research projects on translation history.

Funded by the Research Foundation Flanders






Partner
universities
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