Past events
CTIS Research Seminar - Why Creative and Collaborative Arts Matter in (De)preparing Learners for Critical Intercultural Citizenship?
This talk takes you into my journey with the arts and critical intercultural communication education...
CTIS Research Seminar - Experiencing the Uninhabited Traumascape of a Divided Capital: An Ethnographic Investigation of Nicosia’s UN-controlled Buffer Zone
Cyprus and Nicosia, its capital, have been divided since the 1974 war. A buffer zone divides the two...
CTIS Research Seminar - A Triple Book Showcase: Recent Trends in Literary Translation Research
This collective seminar will feature three short talks showcasing recent key publications in the fie...
CTIS Research Seminar - Is Everything Well? Assessing Translator Wellbeing via Self-reported Narratives of Belonging, Esteem and Self-actualisation
Most freelance translators get satisfaction from their work. In a survey conducted as part of the BA...
CTIS Research Seminar -Who Counts as an Author? What Is a Text? Reshaping Literary Displacement through Collaboration
This presentation explores how collaborative ways of making literature redefine literary texts as so...
CTIS Research Seminar - How can We Interact Better with GenAI in the Posthuman Era? A Call for the Development of Critical Interactional Competence in Intercultural Professional Communication
Against the proliferation of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) products such as ChatGPT and...
CTIS Research Seminar -Teaching Ethics in Translation and Interpreting Education: Reflections on Developing an Integrated Approach (Dr Rebecca Tipton, University of Manchester)
Although the topic of ethics has received considerable attention from academics working in Translati...
CTIS Research Seminar - Exploring Communicative Practice and ‘Groupness’ in a Virtual Intercultural Intervention (Dr Milene Mendes de Oliveira, Newcastle University)
Dr Milene will deliver an online talk, which is organised in a hybrid format. Please register for on...
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