We’re looking forward to Professor Rebecca Walkowitz’s talk “Multilingualism and Post-Anglophone Fiction” in Week 8.
On Monday February 18th, the Discussion Group welcomes Dr Diana Painca (Free University of Brussels).
On Tuesday (12 February) of Week 5, Chen Bar-Itzhak (Haifa University) will give a talk, The W
In our second discussion group session, on February the 4th, we will focus on contemporary Arabic poetry produced by Palestinian, Iraqi, and
On Wednesday of Week 3, the Fiction and Other Minds seminar will explore the theme “Re-Conceiving Personhood: Cognitive Readings of Myst
If you have an interest in Comparative Criticism and Translation Studies, come along to our friendly discussion group on Monday of Week 2.
Applications are open for Oxford's new Masters course in Comparative Literature and Critical Translation. The course is linked to OCCT and grows out of our research.
On Monday of Week 8, the Discussion Group welcomes Kasia Szymanska (Oxford) to discuss English translations of Polis
Dodie Bellamy will read an essay/fantasy that explores online harassment, bullying, and surveillance culture at the Ruskin School of Art (Bullingdon
The OCCT Discussion Group examines English translations of texts belonging to literatures which have often been deemed 'minor' and/or underre
