Panel 1 Pushing the boundaries of (audiovisual) translation studies: accessibility to live events

0013	Accessible Events: Authorship and Collaborative approaches
0047	European Training in Accessibility to Live Events: from Bottom Up to Top Down
0048	Reflections on the Intertwined Nature of Music, Language and Culture in Operas through a Comparative Analysis of Five English Versions of Bartók’s Duke Bluebeard’s Castle
0121	Audiodescription in (postdramatic) Theatre
0218	Transformations of Translation and Accessibility in Live Performance at Sydney Opera House
0494	Live music and translation: the case of performances involving singing

Panel 2 Expanding the boundaries of translation process research

0059	Exploring translation competence development in students by measuring cognitive effort in metaphor translation
0062	What's happening when nothing's happening? Combining eyetracking and keylogging to explore cognitive processing during pauses in translation production
0089	Epistemological Pluralism and Translation Process Research
0097	From artefacts to boundary objects: A longitudinal field study of the socio-cognitive aspects of translation project management
0130	Efficiency of English-to-Japanese Translation Dictation
0142	Cognitive aspects of post-editing. A pilot study of perceived and actual effort in a post-editing and translation task.
0165	Do more creative translators translate better than less creative ones?
0173	Emotion, motivation, stress, uncertainty: A closer look at the concepts and an interdisciplinary research agenda

0206	Venturing beyond classic TPR: Investigating the coming-into-being of a literary translation.
0220	Do cognates trigger translation universals? A multi-method approach for the investigation of cognitive processes in translation
0273	Locating Translation in the Brain: first steps towards an eye-tracking and brain-imaging combined study of translation processes
0312	Cognitive effort in different translation tasks: implications for stages of processing
0324	Mapping Post-Editing Practices: A Pilot Study
0326	A research of cognitive processing of professional translators and translation students in a retranslation task
0330	A Descriptive Case-Study on the Acquisition of Translator Competence
0331	Information search behaviour of English to Polish translation students: findings from a process-oriented experimental study

0375	Shifting attention to the individual: translation performance in a group of undergraduate translation students analyzed through the prism of learning style theory
0398	Segmentation as a Strategy in Simultaneous Interpreting with Source Text: an Experiment with Eye Tracker
0415	Behavioural norm in biopharmaceutical translation in the language pair English to European Portuguese in Portugal: results from a pilot study
0418	Investigating saccades as an index of cognitive effort in post-editing and translation
0441	Translation of grammatical metaphor: Insights from the keystroke logging data and eye-tracking

0469	Expanding the Boundaries: Methodological considerations for subtitling process research
0480	From the lab to the classroom: introducing students to translation process research tools and findings

Panel 3 Intralingual translation – breaking boundaries?

0028	Cohesion, Resistance, and Intralingual Translation in Contemporary China
0037	Situating Intralingual Translation in an Economy of Exchanges: the case of the Rabot Housing Project
0065	The search for a language of one’s own Intralingual translation between Belgium and the Netherlands
0143	Intralingual Translation, Diglossia, and the Rise of Vernaculars in East Asian Classical and Premodern Cultures (1/2)
0178	The transfer of processing patterns and expertise from inter- to intralingual translation
0195	Translating complexity into simple language - accuracy vs. accessibility
0205	Intralingual Translation, Diglossia, and the Rise of Vernaculars in East Asian Classical and Premodern Cultures (2/2)
0224	It may be copyrighted, but it still needs help: Intralingual translation and medical research questionnaires
0269	Reception of intralingual subtitling by different audiences
0270	Studying Intralingual Translation: The Insights Paratextual Analysis Can Offer
0341	A Multi-dimensional Analysis of Intralingual Translation in South Azerbaijani Literature: Köçürmə and Its Variations
0454	Whose acceptability? The role of good practice guidance in clinical communication and the translator

Panel 4 Communicating research to the professions

0015	Professional Development Workshops: a forum for communicating research

0176	Building bridges: the story of a multi-audience blog
0208	The Hellenic Society for Translation Studies: collaboration experiences and peospects

0343	Acting, rising, and contributing together

Panel 5 English as a lingua franca (ELF), translation, and interpreting

0193	ELF INTERPRETING AT THE EUROPEAN UNION: A CORPUS-BASED STUDY
0256	(Re)moving boundaries of healthcare access: the use of ELF in interpreter-mediated doctor-patient interaction.
0368	ELF, community interpreting, and linguistic injustice
0474	ELF in academic settings: Is there any scope (and hope) for translation and interpreting?
0492	Brain stoppers and flow blockers - ELF-induced interpreting and translation problems
0493	English as a Lingua Franca and Translation

Panel 6 Moving boundaries in translation & interpreting research methods

0044	An autoethnographic analysis of an interpreter’s logbook
0096	"Outsiders", "consultants" and "passionate participants": Translation scholars as perceived by the participants of an ethnographic workplace study
0137	Participatory research methods in interpreting studies
0181	Corpus-based approach to simultaneous interpretation at the United Nations: multidimensional analysis of variation
0192	To interview or not to interview. A critical approach to assessing end-users' perceptions of the role of 21st - century indigenous interpreters in Peru
0299	Confidence intervals and effect sizes in T&I studies: The case for meta-analysis
0304	Conference interpreting through an ethnographic lense: studying EU interpreters' competence
0376	Machine Translation-Mediated Interviewing in Research: Possibilities and Considerations
0377	A multivariate corpus-based approach to semantic differences between translated and non-translated Dutch
0401	Challenges of experimental methods when studying interpreting competence

Panel 7 Interpreting-Quality Studies: Moving Boundaries in Research

0168	The omission as a quality indicator in simultaneous interpreting: an experimental study
0187	From traditional to virtual: Professional interpreters’ Second Life
0293	The Science and Art of Decision-Making in Interpretation: Towards a More Analytical Approach to Quality Assessment
0395	Tracking Where Conference Interpreters Look
0466	Training for interpreting in Armed Conflict Scenarios

Panel 9 News translation challenging Adaptation, Transfer and Translation Studies

0027	News trans-editing as a course in the Chinese context: constraints and adaptation strategies
0033	Agency news translation for online newspapers – glocalization
0052	Expressing remorse in Japanese, English, and German: Cross-cultural differences in translating the Japanese Prime Minister's statement for English and German newspapers
0169	On how to approach translation in a financial news corpus
0245	MULTILINGUAL NEWS FLOWS:COMMUNITY RADIO IN SOUTH AFRICA
0342	Transferring alternative news through translation: The discourse on Syria on ‘Watching America’ (USA) and ‘InoSMI’ (Russia).

0477	Translating News Features ‘seen from outside’: Subjectivity, ideology and visibility in professional and non-professional news environments
0488	Fine-tuning concepts: Translation and (orders of) adaptation in international news production

Panel 10 Translator status and identity: constructed and experienced boundaries of the translation profession

0025	The Status of the Translation Profession in Turkey
0076	To protect or not to protect? Finnish translators' status perceptions and professional boundaries
0113	When the Translator does more than Translate: a Case Study on a Digital Publishing Initiative
0133	The Interpreter's Professional Status. A Sociological Investigation into the Interpreting Profession
0241	Exploring translator habitus: poetry translators from Modern Greek into English
0257	The Ambassador – The Amateur – The Academic: Translator Habitus as a Factor in the Reception of Bruno Schulz’s Fiction in English
0302	Negotiating the Boundaries of Professional Subtitling: The Case of Finnish Subtitlers And Their Online Community

Panel 11 Translation revision

0053	Revision in the curriculum: Why, what, when, where, and how
0084	Conceptualizing Translation revision Competence: a pilot study on the ‘tools and research' subcompetence and the ‘fairness and tolerance' attitudinal component
0112	Is full post-editing of machine translations always necessary? Evidence from translators' judgements.
0216	Textual Negotiation in the Context of Editing Literary Translations
0252	The evolving role of the professional reviser: examples from the Canadian context
0291	Revision practices as part of institutional workplace procedures - the case of legislative translation in Finland.
0347	Bridging Process and Product in Post-Editing of Machine Translation: An Empirical Study
0381	A case study of translation revision practices (English-Spanish) in a professional setting
0389	The sociology of revision: results of a qualitative survey on the professional practice of translation revision for publishing purposes and its agents, and how they relate to what we know (or we think we know) about revision
0412	Revision, standards and quality: How do translation service providers handle these issues?
0422	Translation revision - a useful or redundant practice?

Panel 12 Translation and Translanguaging across Disciplines

0009	Calling for translation literacy: The use of covert translation in student academic writing in Higher Education
0020	Translating and Translanguaging for ALL
0058	Translation for Other Learning Contexts (TOLC). Beyond Pedagogical Translation
0239	Translation and the Development of Linguistic Competence
0265	Communicative Translation as a foreign-language teaching tool. Results of research carried out with TESOL professors at Monterey, California
0344	‘TALL stories’: Student perspectives on Translation And Language Learning
0365	Enhancing translanguaging competence of Japanese EFL learners through subtitle translation
0378	Translating heritage languages: acting plurilingually in the additional language classroom
0380	Voluntary non-migrating migrants in the contexts of present day youth language viewed from TS perspective
0437	The Language Project: Social impact and youth cultural awareness of translation studies

Panel 13 Translation policy: connecting concepts and writing history

0051	Translation and transfer practices in 19th-century Belgium in the legal and administrative domain
0095	Translating a language policy into being: Tampere city council in 1875 and beyond
0098	The art of crafting adequate translation policies: a lesson from the past
0109	The International Institute of Intellectual Cooperation: translation policies in the interwar period (1925-1946)
0120	What do the Military Archives tell us about translation? Reconstructing a Finnish wartime translation culture
0188	The Crossroads of Translation Policy and Audience Reception Theory
0258	Translation management in 19th century Belgium in the legal, judicial and administrative domain
0281	Policing the borderlands: literature, writing and translation as emergent practices in 19^th century Finland
0297	Translation Policies of Major Cross-National Social Surveys: The Explicit and the Unsaid
0403	Translation Policy and the Discursive Construction of Institutional Translation
0425	When is a policy a translation policy? The difficulties of writing translation history

0446	Theorising and advising: translation policies in international non-governmental organisations

Panel 14 Crossing and moving boundaries in legal translation and interpreting

0026	Explicitation in Spanish-into-Danish Translation of Judgments
0077	Actors in the Dynamic Network of Legal Translation Market
0101	The non-invisible presence: Translators establishing new boundaries unaware of the old
0132	QUALITY ASSURANCE IN TRANSLATING LEGISLATION: A CASE STUDY
0172	Language of treaties - language of power relations
0359	Translating deontic modality in legal texts from Finnish into Swedish and English
0360	Researching inverse legal translation: corpus-based study of selected Polish legal acts in English translation
0429	Literalness in the translation of legal concepts: a corpus-based study
0433	The interpreter's own positioning and power relations in a criminal court hearing. A case study from an Austrian court

0445	LAW’S INDIFFERENCE – the construction of legal culture in Borges's terms.


0481	The Polish Eurolect Project: a genre-based analysis of the Eurolect and its impact on administrative Polish
0482	Research priorities in legal translation: keeping the forest in sight

Panel 15 New forms of feedback and assessment in translation and interpreting training and industry

0061	Process-oriented self-assessment of problems and errors in translation: Expanding horizons through screen recording
0069	Student peer-feedback in a translation task. Experiences with social science research methods
0074	The SkillsLab project as an open space for new assessment practices in translator education
0148	"COMPETENCE LEVELS IN TRANSLATION: WORKING TOWARDS A EUROPEAN FRAMEWORK"
0233	Towards Application of System Analysis Methodology for Translation Quality Assessment
0266	Innovative forms of assessment valued by trainees
0278	Translator Competence and Quality: the Dilema of Assessment
0289	PILOTING A STUDENT SELF-EVALUATION FORM FOR TRANSLATION ASSIGNMENTS
0300	SPEED VS. QUALITY: ASSESSING THE QUALITY OF THE TRANSLATIONS BY TURKISH TRANSLATION STUDENTS
0374	Assessment in the translation classroom and in translation research: a combined process-product approach
0434	Expertise perceptions as a factor for effectiveness of peer feedback in translation training?
0458	A matter of calibre: Developing a useful assessment gauge in an educational interpreting environment

Panel 16 Crossing into practice – dealing creatively with the conceptual and methodological boundaries of translation studies

0082	Technical documentation and translation - a case study of work practices and concepts
0091	Who's afraid of translation risks?
0111	From Situated Translation to CAT Tool Usability
0129	Towards a model of subtitling strategies
0151	Bilingual formal meeting as a context of professional communicationStudying products and processes of translatoriality
0225	Writing guidelines as part of the writing and translation situation and as a bridge between field, language and communication experts

Panel 17 Ergonomics of translation: methodological, practical and educational implications

0042	The Impact of Ergonomic Factors on Machine Translation Adoption among Translators in the European Commission's Directorate-General for Translation
0054	Recent advances in translation tools from a cognitive ergonomics perspective

0274	Social Quality: An Integral Part of Ergonomics in Translation Production Networks
0296	Raising Ergonomic Awareness of the Workplace in Translator Training Curriculum
0327	Crossing boundaries: how do we study a multifunctional workplace?
0355	Can you see it? Ergonomics for blind students in translator training
0362	Cognitive ergonomics and the Monitor
0396	Incorporating ergonomics into the translation curriculum: Why, where and how
0405	An Educational Ergonomic Perspective on Translator Competence

Panel 18 Expanding the Boundaries or Strengthening the Bases: should Translation Studies explore visual representation?

0002	"What happened to the red balloon?" or: can sequels be grouped with adaptations and translations?
0032	Translation and Representation of Tiradentes, the Martyr and Hero of the 1789 Minas Conspiracy against the Portuguese Crown in Brazil
0092	Romeo and Juliet from Shakespearean tragedy to ballet: the purview of Adaptation Studies, Transfer Studies and, or Translation Studies?
0104	Visual translations. Representations of literary works by J.R.R. Tolkien

0247	Crossing the boundary between man and machine: The role of audio description for the automatic translation from images into words
0253	The translation of travel books for children: a study of the "Not for Parents" book series in Brazilian Portuguese
0262	Conceptualizing word-image interaction during the translation of an illustrated technical text
0276	Exploring the pleasantness/unpleasantness of medical images from an expert-to-nonexpert intergeneric translation perspective
0301	Shakespeare’s Hamlet, the Manga Edition: a Case of Intersemiotic Translation or How an Image Speaks a Thousand Words
0314	Capturing the Castle: Reading Jaromír 99 and David Zane Mairowitz’s graphic novel adaption of Kafka’s Das Schloβ / The Castle through Adaptation and Translation Studies.
0336	Text on screen: the visual-verbal interface in typography, credit sequences and insert shots
0349	The Re[a]d Diary: exploring the fluidity of meaning and interpretation across texts and images
0351	TRANSLATING BRAZILIAN STORIES: FROM ORPHEUS TO TRASH
0364	Reconciling translation and adaptation: Towards an integrated theory of adaptive translation
0391	Translation as a critical tool for film analysis: Watching Yorgos Lanthimos' Dogtooth (2009) through a translational prism.
0404	Translating Migration: Museums and Documentaries in Action (see book of abstracts for pdf version)
0411	Translation Studies and Adaptation Studies in the Realm of Book Illustration
0432	A cognitive-pragmatic approach to integrating intersemiotic and mainstream translation
0476	DON QUIXOTE ADAPTED BY ESCOLAS DE SAMBA

Panel 19 Moving boundaries between non-professional and professional translation and interpreting?


0155	What can unconventional interpreting/translation contribute to traditional translation studies?
0182	Non-professional interpreting and translation in the immigration setting in Poland. The actual situation, the needs and the prospects.
0275	Professionalization opportunities for community interpreting in Greece: a sociological approach

0303	Pushing boundaries and moving borders: a study on bilingual university students who broker communication for their families and communities
0394	Hard-nosed bureaucrats and powerful nannies: Boundary work in pre-professional interpreting

Panel 20 Re-Thinking Translation and Politics

0022	Specific or universal? - A discourse on the conception of translation studies in China
0039	The Cultural Cold War and the Circulation of World Literature: Insights from Franklin Book Programs
0068	Politics, Translation and Music
0115	Does PSIT reduce the migrants’ incentive to learn the language of the host country?
0147	Ricocheted from West to East and Back Again: Jean-Paul Sartre's Early Soviet Reception
0167	Tracing the Political in Translation Education: Activism, Engagement and Deconstruction
0183	Polyphonic translation: Citizens as translation agents
0190	Unfolding translation in Swiss political communication through the notion of representativeness
0268	Self-Censorship as a Multi-Dimensional Phenomenon: Translators in the Publishing Field in the German Democratic Republic
0290	Building a national image: Brian Friel's Translations in Spain
0310	Gender Politics and Translation
0332	Living in a Contact Zone: A study of Korean Miners and Nurses sent to West Germany During the 1960s to 1970s
0367	Translation and queer transfeminist activism: some thoughts on performativity and affect
0467	Translating Drama: Translation Research in the Context of Socio-Political Changes in the Czech Republic in 1989
0471	Rethinking 'Originals and Translation': Do we need a new source-oriented perspektive on the translation process!

0483	Interpreters as Frontline Agents: Of People Who Look for Refuge and ‘Language Detectives' Who Keep ... Um ... Block the Rescuing Gate

0486	Codes of Ethics for Interpreters: Political rather than ethical?

Panel 21 Mediators of the divine: Rethinking the concept of ‘interpreter’ in light of interpreting in religious contexts

0094	The interpreter within the commun(icat)ion
0162	Church Interpreting: Spread, Scope and Impact
0204	Can Non-believing Interpreters Interpret in Religious Context?
0271	Interpreting in religious contexts: challenges and concerns of volunteer interpreters in a Japanese church
0400	Liturgical interpreting: intended impact and canonical rigor
0485	From Local Religious Practice to Socioreligious Structure: Reconciliating the Micro-Macro Divide in the Analysis of Sermon Interpreting

Panel 22 Methodologies for researching interpreting as an extreme case of language processing

0004	Predictive processes during simultaneous interpreting from German into English
0075	New and existing reading measures for tracking eye movements in sight translation
0080	The Impact of Grammatical Differences on Simultaneous Interpreting
0161	Exploring simultaneous interpretation: taking a noisy task into a quiet lab
0197	The effect of delivery rate on psychological stress and interpreting accuracy in simultaneous interpreting: Novices vs. professionals
0198	Interpreters' listening comprehension in L2 listening and simultaneous interpreting
0213	The cognitive effects of extreme language processing: the interaction between interpreter training and the Updating function
0316	Tapping into the synergy: eye-tracking research on note-taking in consecutive interpreting
0361	Sex Differences in Ear-Voice-Span
0426	Neuroscientific Investigations of Simultaneous Interpreting: Results and Perspectives
0462	Simultaneous Interpreting as a form of Speech under Cognitive Load: Effects on Prosody, Syntax and Discourse Structure

INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONS

0003	Enigma: Aspects of Multimodal Inter-Semiotic Translation
0006	Online News Translation into English: El País vs. PressEurop

0010	The English Translations of the 'Magic' Messages: On the Road towards Pearl Harbor in 1941
0011	Fascism translated

0019	The Powerful Voice of the Silent Details in the British, Danish, and German Translations of Pippi Longstocking A Translational Stylistics Analysis
0035	A Case Study of the Quality of the Machine Translation of Korean Patent Abstracts
0038	The Impact of the Source Language in Spanish Translations: The case of English counterfactuals ‘Should have'
0055	Studying poetry translation in the age of ‘distant reading’
0056	Crossing the boundary between Translation Studies and Contrastive Linguistics - Cross-linguistic differences in the internal structure of English and German noun phrases as potential translation difficulties

0066	Explicitation and implicitation defined from a relevance-theoretic perspective
0071	How Is the Image of Interpreters Narrated by Public Media?A Survey Analysis of News Reports on Interpreters in Chinese Media
0073	Translating for Muslim Immigrants: Promoting Integration, Combating Terrorism
0079	Empirical Translation Studies in the post-Baker era: A new research agenda
0083	Interpreting the divine word: interpreter/translator roles in the religious conquest
0086	Applying action research to curricular design of an introductory translation diploma in Central Mexico
0090	Multiple Translatorship. A survey on collaboration in literary translation in Scandinavis
0099	JESUITS IN THE HISTORY OF TRANSLATION: THE PORTUGUESE MISSION IN JAPAN
0102	The challenge of translating belief in English/Arabic films subtitles: when the images betray the words
0107	The contribution of collostructional analysis to Translation Studies - exemplified by the Danish Verb-Particle Construction in korpus.dk
0110	Who is normal? Moving boundaries of normality on the translation market
0114	(In)articulating Grief in the Translation of Diasporic Literature

0122	The Loyalty of the Literary Reviser: Author, Source Text, or Reader?
0124	Watch Your Steps (or Someone Else's). A Think Aloud-based Training Study.
0126	Challenges in Contemporary LSP Text Translation
0135	CANONICAL TRANSLATION. UTOPIA OF EQUIVALENCE OR REALITY OF FREE MARKET?
0136	Translator Trainer Profile: Mystery of Achieving Mastery Level
0145	STRATEGIES TO ANALYZE CULTURAL ELEMENTS OF LITERARY TEXTS IDENTIFIED THROUGH CORPUS LINGUISTICS
0146	Translation or mediation features? An empirical study of verb-second coordination in German and Dutch
0150	Into boundaries of translation ethics
0154	ANALYSING THE AD PROCESS: CREATIVITY, EXPERTISE AND QUALITY
0157	Breaking the boundaries between Translation Studies and Book History: new insights into the life of popular publishing
0158	Rethinking the retranslation hypothesis: foregnization on the level of word order in Russian-Finnish retranslations

0174	Working conditions of translators with sight impairments
0185	Extending the boundaries of website translation: From targeting the minor to considering the major
0186	Moving boundaries of interpreting and interpreter training through virtual worlds
0209	The intersemiotic translation of diversity and identity issues in multimodal corporate communication
0215	Eliminating boundaries or videoconferencing in a legal context: a comparative study of simulated and real-life settings

0229	The peculiarities of translation into and from peripheral languages
0232	Legal texts under the magnifying glass. An eye-tracking study investigating inference processes during reading of legal texts

0235	How to successfully localise images on the Web for the blind? An experimental study
0237	How collocational are literary translated texts? A study based on the COVALT corpus
0240	The Translation of African American English into Finnish in Translated Finnish Fiction
0249	Handling the written turn in police interpreting
0251	Professional identity in T&I graduates. The case study of the Russian market
0255	The cognitive load of self-revision during translation
0259	“Intercultural Pragmatic Translation Competence”: Distinguishing Professional from Non-Professional Translators/Interpreters
0277	Translating Molière’s Peasants: Repackaging 17th-Century French language ideologies in English
0286	First results of an experimental study on the acquisition of cultural competence in translator training. The use of translation strategies to solve translation problems caused by cultural references
0287	Approximating and appropriating hit tunes. Do we need new terms to discuss song translation?
0295	Task effects on eye movements during reading: Translation
0305	The conceptualization of translation in Wikipedia
0313	Revisiting Processing Time for Metaphorical Expressions:An Eye-tracking Study on Eye-voice Span during Sight Translation
0319	“And the sound of the language of swans?” – on translating Marlene van Niekerk's The Swan Whisperer
0339	Indirect translations of Modern Greek prose literature into Finnish 1952–2004
0348	Translating self in the other: A case of the China and Taiwan translation versions of American writer Peter Hessler's River Town
0353	Eye movements and gestures as correlates of cognitive load in simultaneous interpreting
0354	Translation as a Microtask: Investigating a Paradox
0356	Serious games localization. Playability and translation strategies

0363	Making Cinema Accessible for the Blind and Visually Impaired
0370	Cooperation and Interaction in the Translation Workplace

0379	How to translate medieval texts? Choices and decisionsMedieval and Early Modern Dutch literature in modern translations
0382	The Pedagogical Entrepreneurial Approach to a Master’s Degree in Translation Studies
0384	Does theory meet practice? The visibility of translation strategies in translation training
0385	Mixing Theory and Practice – The Teachers’ Perspective on Training Translators
0388	Refugee crisis terminology in interpreted EU press conferences
0392	Does it Make Any Difference? Studying readers of a translated academic text with eye tracking and three different paratexts
0393	Data visualisation in support of translation (studies): A closer look at graph representations of terms and translations in multilingual legal contexts
0397	Mapping audio description in Greece: strategies, norms and expectations.
0399	Corpus-based study of News Translation: challenges and potentials
0406	“Can song lyrics be used as a teaching instrument? Developing a model of analysis for song texts to implement translators training and second language acquisition”
0414	Machine translation and post-editing in translator training: Experiences from building a post-editing course module
0416	Unblurring the picture: a case for a focus on the translation of quotation and culture in the news
0420	Between professional translation and translator education: investigating requirements for a volume on the translation of economics and finance
0423	Mediation, Transfer, Translation: In Search of Integrative Analysis
0435	Monolingual multilingualism, multilingual monolingualism
0447	Film, dialects and subtitles: A new multimodal analytical framework
0450	An old-fashioned strategy? Translator's footnotes in Finnish literary translations in the 19th and 20th century

0456	Translating friendship: translation activities within the Finland-Soviet Union Society
0459	Pilot on Machine-assisted Translation of Novels with Post-editing

0470	Translating genres for patients: challenges for audience design
0475	The boundaries of translation in popular songs: different procedures, different levels of correspondence
0490	Translation and Critical Race Studies
0491	What is Illuminated? Jonathan Safran Foer's Novel and its Ukrainian, Russian, and Cinematic Translations

EST Congress 2016

Abstract list

Panel 1 Pushing the boundaries of (audiovisual) translation studies: accessibility to live events

Panel 2 Expanding the boundaries of translation process research

Panel 3 Intralingual translation – breaking boundaries?

Panel 4 Communicating research to the professions

Panel 5 English as a lingua franca (ELF), translation, and interpreting

Panel 6 Moving boundaries in translation & interpreting research methods

Panel 7 Interpreting-Quality Studies: Moving Boundaries in Research

Panel 9 News translation challenging Adaptation, Transfer and Translation Studies

Panel 10 Translator status and identity: constructed and experienced boundaries of the translation profession

Panel 11 Translation revision

Panel 12 Translation and Translanguaging across Disciplines

Panel 13 Translation policy: connecting concepts and writing history

Panel 14 Crossing and moving boundaries in legal translation and interpreting

Panel 15 New forms of feedback and assessment in translation and interpreting training and industry

Panel 16 Crossing into practice – dealing creatively with the conceptual and methodological boundaries of translation studies

Panel 17 Ergonomics of translation: methodological, practical and educational implications

Panel 18 Expanding the Boundaries or Strengthening the Bases: should Translation Studies explore visual representation?

Panel 19 Moving boundaries between non-professional and professional translation and interpreting?

Panel 20 Re-Thinking Translation and Politics

Panel 21 Mediators of the divine: Rethinking the concept of ‘interpreter’ in light of interpreting in religious contexts

Panel 22 Methodologies for researching interpreting as an extreme case of language processing

INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONS