
Dr Sharon Deane-Cox
Senior Lecturer
Translation Studies
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Retranslating Rousset : English-language mediations of L’Univers concentrationnaire Deane-Cox Sharon Testimony Between History and Memory Vol 123, pp. 56-68 (2016) Remembering Oradour-sur-Glane : collective memory in translation Deane-Cox Sharon Translation and Literature Vol 23, pp. 272-283 (2014) https://doi.org/10.3366/tal.2014.0156 Retranslation : Translation, Literature and Reinterpretation Deane-Cox Sharon Advances in Translation Advances in Translation (2014) The translator as secondary witness : mediating memory in antelme's l'espèce humaine Deane-Cox Sharon Translation Studies Vol 6, pp. 309-323 (2013) https://doi.org/10.1080/14781700.2013.795267 The framing of a belle infidèle : paratexts, retranslations and Madame Bovary Deane-Cox Sharon Essays in French Literature and Culture Vol 49, pp. 79-96 (2012) Translation, Interpreting and Technological Changes : Innovations in Research, Practice and Training Winters Marion, Deane-Cox Sharon, Böser Ursula Advances in Translation Advances in Translation (2023)
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Scottish Graduate School Workshop (UoE) Organiser 20/11/2015 ‘Engaging Audioguides? Translation in the memorial museum' Speaker 23/9/2015 5th IATIS Conference Speaker 8/7/2015 ARTIS@Edinburgh - Transitions: Early Career Research in Translation Studies Organiser 29/5/2015 Transnational Holocaust Memory Speaker 27/1/2015 Beyond Camps and Forced Labour Speaker 8/1/2015
British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship: Individual and Cultural Memory in Translation: Mediating French post-WWII accounts of deportation and occupation Deane-Cox, Sharon (Principal Investigator) This project explores and evaluates the role of translation in the mediation of both individual and cultural memory. It undertakes a comparative study between French accounts of deportation and occupation and their English translations, placing analytical focus on understanding how translation recasts lived experiences and ideologies, as originally encoded in personal testimonies which recount life in the Nazi camps, and in museum audioguides which circulate cultural discourses of occupation. The research further considers the epistemological and ethical implications of memory translation. The findings supplement and broaden a small but emerging body of work within Translation Studies on translating the Holocaust, while the intersections drawn between cultural memory, translation and audio-guides are without precedent. Overall, the proposed project offers new empirical and theoretical insights into the complex dynamics of memory in translation. 01-Jan-2014 - 07-Jan-2016 Translating Scotland's Heritage: Current provisions and future opportunities for visitor engagement Deane-Cox, Sharon (Principal Investigator) 01-Jan-2019 - 17-Jan-2021 Translational Medicine: Language, mediation and the Belsen relief effort Deane-Cox, Sharon (Principal Investigator) 01-Jan-2018 - 01-Jan-2019
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Dr
Sharon
Deane-Cox
Senior Lecturer
Translation Studies
Email: sharon.deane-cox@strath.ac.uk
Tel: 444 8237