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FALL 2012 LSA TRANSLATION THEME SEMESTER

Where do we encounter translation in everyday life? What is translation? Who translates? Why translate? What lessons do we learn from translating? How can we make translation more visible?

These are some of the questions that students and faculty will explore together from a broad range of disciplinary, interdisciplinary, and international perspectives during a theme semester on translation, sponsored by the College of Literature, Science & the Arts at the University of Michigan in the fall of 2012, and coordinated by the Department of Comparative Literature.

The LSA Translation Theme Semester in Fall 2012 follows on the LSA Language Theme Semester in Winter 2012, to continue critical and creative reflection on the interplay between languages, and to consider many ways in which we translate from one discourse, discipline, medium, culture to another. In this sense, translation is at the heart of our community, our university, and the world at large.

For more information about the Fall 2012 Theme Semester see translation.lsa.umich.edu

Highlights of the Translation Theme Semester will include:

  • Student translation contests, translation slams, Translate-a-thon
  • Monday Translation Series at the North Quad (lectures, films, readings, student activities)
  • Conference at the International Institute (Translating Human Rights)
  • Exhibition at the University Library (Translators of Homer)
  • Dance and music performance at Hill Auditorium (Translating Tagore)
  • Japanese performance at the Michigan Theater (Translating silent film)
  • Discussion about translation with visiting writers and artists
  • Interdisciplinary University Course (UC 256): "Twenty Two Ways to Think About Translation"

 
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[4] LING 374 - MATH 115   [5] MATH 115 - MATH 115   [6] MATH 115 - MATH 115  
[7] MATH 115 - MATH 116   [8] MATH 116 - PHIL 230   [9] POLSCI 312 - WOMENSTD 301  
[10] WRITING 200 - WRITING 200  
Title
Section
Instructor
Term
Credits
Requirements
AAPTIS 381 - Introduction to Arab Literature in Translation
Section 001, LEC

Instructor: Legassick,Trevor

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Reqs: HU
Other: Theme, WorldLit

AAPTIS 383 - The Arab-Israeli Conflict in Middle Eastern Literature
Section 001, LEC

Instructor: Bardenstein,Carol B

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Reqs: HU
Other: Theme, WorldLit

AAPTIS 486 - Topics in Modern Arabic Literature in Translation
Section 001, LEC
Mappings of the Arab Renaissance

Instructor: Shammas,Anton

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Other: Theme, WorldLit

AAPTIS 491 - Topics in Arabic, Armenian, Persian, Turkish, and Islamic Studies
Section 001, SEM
Translating Contemporary Arabic Poetry

Instructor: Alsayegh,Wijdan

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Other: Theme

AAS 346 - Literature in African History
Section 001, SEM

Instructor: Peterson,Derek R

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Reqs: HU, RE
Other: Theme

AAS 385 - African Literature
Section 001, LEC
The Novel in Africa

Instructor: Wenzel,Jennifer A

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Reqs: HU
Other: Theme

ACABS 201 - Intermediate Classical Hebrew, I
Section 001, REC

Instructor: Schmidt,Brian B

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Other: Theme

AMCULT 405 - Topics in American Culture
Section 004, SEM
Narratives of Diaspora: Immigration, Americanization, and Modernity

Instructor: Miller,Joshua L

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Other: Theme

AMCULT 420 - Latin American & Latino/a Film Studies
Section 002, REC
Caribbean Cinema
Taught in Spanish. Course counts as an elective toward the Spanish concentration/minor requirements. Course is suitable to be taken in conjunction with SPANISH 308.

Instructor: La Fountain-Stokes,Lawrence M

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Other: Theme

ANTHRCUL 158 - First Year Seminar in Anthropology
Section 002, SEM
Khipu, Cloth, and Chronicles: A History of Information in the Andes

Instructor: Brezine,Carrie Jane

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Reqs: SS
Other: Theme, FYSem

ANTHRCUL 346 - Latin America: The Colonial Period
Section 001, LEC
Issues in Race & Ethnicity

Instructor: Scott,Rebecca J

FA 2012
Credits: 4
Reqs: RE, SS
Other: Theme

ANTHRCUL 357 - Seminar in Sociocultural Anthropology
Section 001, SEM
Ethnomathematics

Instructor: Brezine,Carrie Jane

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Other: Theme

ANTHRCUL 374 - Language and Culture
Section 001, LEC

Instructor: Keane, Webb

FA 2012
Credits: 4
Reqs: HU
Other: Theme

ASIAN 230 - Introduction to Buddhism
Section 001, LEC

Instructor: Lopez Jr,Donald S

FA 2012
Credits: 4
Reqs: HU
Other: Theme, WorldLit

ASIAN 301 - Writing Japanese Women
Section 001, LEC

Instructor: Ramirez-Christensen,E

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Reqs: HU
Other: Theme, WorldLit

ASIAN 325 - Zen: History, Culture, and Critique
Section 001, LEC

Instructor: Brose,Benjamin

FA 2012
Credits: 4
Reqs: HU
Other: Theme, WorldLit

ASIAN 368 - How Different is Chinese?
Section 001, LEC

Instructor: Baxter, William H

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Reqs: HU
Other: Theme

ASIAN 373 - The Performing Arts in South and Southeast Asia
Section 001, SEM

Instructor: Walton,Susan Pratt

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Reqs: HU
Other: Theme

ASIAN 375 - Modern Korean Literature
Section 001, LEC

Instructor: Ryu,Youngju

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Reqs: HU
Other: Theme

ASIAN 480 - Topics in Asian Studies
Section 001, SEM
Translating Modern Chinese Poetry

Instructor: Tang,Xiaobing

FA 2012
Credits: 3
Other: Theme

  Page 1 of 10, Results 1 - 20 of 181 Next >   Last >>
[1] AAPTIS 381 - ASIAN 480   [2] ASTRO 106 - ENGLISH 420   [3] ENGLISH 472 - LING 368  
[4] LING 374 - MATH 115   [5] MATH 115 - MATH 115   [6] MATH 115 - MATH 115  
[7] MATH 115 - MATH 116   [8] MATH 116 - PHIL 230   [9] POLSCI 312 - WOMENSTD 301  
[10] WRITING 200 - WRITING 200  

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