Asia Pacific Translation and Intercultural Studies

Official Journal of the Asia-Pacific Forum on Translation and Intercultural Studies

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We are delighted to introduce the first issue of the journal. Featured articles include 'Under the shadow of three lingua francae: repositioning translation in East Asia' by Leo Tak-hung Chan, which argues that translation as a form of resistance to globalization can be studied in relation to the quest for a common language in East Asia.

Another article, 'Inside and outside the grand lineage: a study of early translations of Japanese nō plays' by Michael Watson  explores the background behind what are sometimes referred to as the “Pound/Fenollosa” translations of nō drama, but are better described as translations by Hirata Kiichi and Ernest Fenollosa, revised by Ezra Pound for publication between 1914 and 1916.

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Call for Papers

Asia Pacific Translation and Intercultural Studies seeks to fulfill the growing need for a wide-ranging yet coherent medium of translation and communication for both theoreticians and practitioners. The journal covers a broad spectrum of disciplines in the humanities and social sciences: literature, linguistics, history, art, media and communications, cultural studies, political science, international relations, sociology and anthropology, etc. as long as the focus of discussion is on translation and culture. English translation of short stories and poems are also welcome. Find out more.

Find out how to submit your paper here.

We hope you enjoy reading these papers and find this issue useful for your research.

Kind regards,
Marita Eleftheriadou
Routledge Language and Linguistics Journals
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Editor-in-Chief
Luo Xuanmin

Tsinghua University, China

Co-editors
Russell Leong

University of California-Los Angeles, USA
Trevor Hay
University of Melbourne, Australia

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