Dear All, a final reminder for tomorrow's W. v. Humboldt-Symposium at QMUL, I hope to see some of you there. All welcome, best wishes,
Marko
Thinking Language: Wilhelm von Humboldt now
A Symposium at Queen Mary, University of London
Funded by British Academy/Leverhulme
Date: 29 April 2016
Venue: Lockkeeper's Cottage, QMUL
(East Gate - 150 yards straight into the campus, then on the right hand side)
9.30-11 Marko Pajevic (London): Welcome and Introduction
Chair and respondent: David Nowell Smith (East Anglia)
John E. Joseph (Edinburgh): Wilhelm von Humboldt's Reception in the Anglosphere, 1820-present
11 Coffee Break
11.30-1.15 Chair and respondent: James W. Underhill (Rouen)
Jürgen Trabant (Berlin): Vanishing Worldviews
Ute Tintemann (Berlin): Collecting Language Date: from Humboldt to the Language Archive
1.15 Lunch Break
2.30-4.15 Chair and respondent: Marko Pajevic (London)
James W. Underhill (Rouen): Humboldt in Translation Theory. Pearls of wisdom, or splashes
in the ocean?
Barbara Cassin (Paris): Humboldt, Translation, and the Dictionary of Untranslatables
4.15 Coffee Break
4.30-6.15 Chair and respondent: Jürgen Trabant (Berlin)
John Walker (London): Wilhelm von Humboldt and Dialogical Thinking
Marko Pajevic (London): Humboldt's 'thinking language': Poetics and Politics
6.15 Wine-reception
ALL WELCOME!
Dr Marko Pajevic
Queen Mary, University of London
School of Languages, Linguistics and Film
German
Mile End Road
London E1 4NS
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