A Host of Tongues…

Multilingualism, lingua franca and translation in the Early Modern period

Program

Thursday, 13 December 2018

Hour / Chair Reception Desk / Auditorium 1

9:00 - 10:00 Registration

10:00 - 10:30 Opening Session

10:30 - 11:30 Theo Hermans (University College London): Languages and Translation in the Low Countries 1550-1700

Auditorium 1 Room 1 Room 2 Room 3

TRANSLATION AND LINGUA FRANCAS AND LINGUISTICS AND

CULTURAL HISTORY
TRANSLATING VERNACULARS LANGUAGE TEACHING

Translation of scientific and Teaching and Learning

Women and language The persistence of Latin
political texts Languages
Sara NORJA Hilary BROWN Juan María GÓMEZ Tanja ACKERMAN
(U. Turku) (U. Birmingham) GÓMEZ Julia HÜBBNER
Vernacularising alchemy: Multilingualism as cultural (U. Extremadura) (Freie Universität Berlin)
The (re)translations of The capital: women and Por la dignidad y la utilidad A multilingual corpus of the
Mirror of Alchemy translation at the German de la lengua latina en el Early Modern period: norms
11:30 - 12:00 courts (1600-1635) siglo XVIII: el discurso Pro and standards in the context
lingua Latina de Girolamo of foreign language
Lagomarsini learning

Chiara BENATI Nana METREVELI Eustaquio SÁNCHEZ Maria Celeste AUGUSTO

(U. Genova)
The linguistic practice of a
12:00 - 12:30 Low German surgeon in
Copenhagen, Kongelige
Bibliotek, GKS 1663 4to
Charlotte MCCALLUM
(Queen Mary University,
London)
Monarchy, republicanism
12:30 - 13:00 and absolute princes: the
translation of Machiaveilli
in 17th century England
(Institut National des SALOR
Langues et Civilisations (U. Extremadura)
Orientales) Sanctius y el sermo
The Secret Writing of hispanolatinus en el siglo
Georgian Women XVI
Sónia COELHO Javier ESPINO MARTÍN
Susana FONTES (U. Nacional Autónoma de
(UTAD/CEL) México)
Neglected voices: women Política imperial y Language textbooks around
and language in the gramática: idiosincrasias
Portuguese tradition religiosas en la enseñanza
del latín en España y el
Nuevo Mundo
(U. Utrecht)
Taming an unruly
language: the first
Portuguese-Dutch
dictionary as a learning
device
Maria José CORVO
SÁNCHEZ
(U. Vigo)
Renaissance Humanism in
Europe: the situation of
German in the language
manuals

13:00 - 14:30 Lunch break

14:30 - 15:25 Antje Flüchter (Bielfeld University): Cultural Encounter and Cultural Translation: Some Methodological Thoughts

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Hour / Chair Auditorium 1 Room 1 Room 2 Room 3

TRANSLATION AND LINGUA FRANCAS AND LINGUISTICS AND

CULTURAL HISTORY
TRANSLATING VERNACULARS LANGUAGE TEACHING

Translation of religious Processes of cultural Discovering Slavic Teaching and Learning

texts transfer Languages
Tadija BARBARIĆ Angelo CATTANEO Simeon DEKKER Maria João MARÇALO
(Institute of Croatian (FCSH NOVA / CHAM) (U. Bern) Ana Alexandra SILVA
Language and Linguistics) Early modern global history, The pragmatics of (U.ÉVORA / CEL)
Ivana ETEROVIĆ linguistic phenomena and dialogicality in Russian: Antonio Vieyra's pioneering
15:30 - 16:00 (U. Zagreb) periodization interplay of local and grammar of Portuguese as a
Croatian bible translations foreign elements foreign language
in the Early Modern period:
a historical sociolinguistic
approach

Matteo MIGLIORELLI Madalena MATOS Agnieszka SŁOBODA Teresa MOURA

(U. Pisa)
Religious testimonies:
presentation of cantiga
“Translaçao da Lingua
16:00 - 16:30 Malabar grandonica em
Lingua Portugueza […]
acerca da morte de D.
Cariati"
(FCSH-Nova) (Adam Mickiewicz (UTAD / CEL)
Processes of cultural University, Poznań) Características
transfer: the nanban armour The influence of Latin on the grafofonéticas das vogais
syntax of the old Polish francesas na gramática O
language mestre francez ou novo
methodo para aprender a
Lingua Franceza por meio
da Portugueza de Francisco
Durand

Kajsa BRILKMAN Elena LOMBARDO František MARTÍNEK Ulrike VOGL

(U. Lund) (U. Lisbon) (Charles University of Miriam BOUZOUITA
Translation and E praticaram por lingoa Prague) (U. Ghent)
compilation: the transit of bom espaço”: The lexicon of three Czech Learning to speak a foreign
16:30 - 17:00 Luther´s works and Lutheran Communication practices in translations of the Historia language in the 16th
confessional culture in late northwest Africa in the 15th Bohemica of Eneas Silvius century: on discourse
16th century Sweden and 16th centuries markers in multilingual
dialogue books

17:00 - 17:30 Coffee Break

Elena PARINA Translating to and from Lelija SOČANAC Donatella MONTINI

(Philipps-Universität
Marburg)
Strategies of translating
religious texts into Welsh in
the sixteenth century
17:30 - 18:00
factor for the development of
Spanish (U. Zagreb) (Sapienza University of
____________________ Slavic-Romance language Rome)
David CARMONA contacts in Dubrovnik in the Language teaching and
CENTENO early modern period mise-en-page in John
(U. Extremadura) Florio’s Anglo-Italian
Diego Gracián’s dialogues
translations and Greek
loanwords: an important
Spanish language
vocabulary in the 16th
century

Yahya POLAT Vicente LLEDÓ-GUILLEM Alena FIDLEROVÁ

Satylmysh BACAK (Hofstra University, New (Charles University, Prague)
(Ala-Too University, York) On the verge of modernity:
Bishkek) In search of a Hispanic German and Czech in Latin
18:00 - 18:30 Quran Translations in language for the Spanish secondary school instruction
Europe (1400-1800) empire: translating Ausiàs in Enlightenment Bohema
March’s poems in the Early
Modern period

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Dwight TENHUISEN Marija LAZAR

(Calvin College, Grand (Saxon Academy of
Rapids) Sciences, Leipzig)
God wants money in your Translation history seen
18:30 - 19:00 mouth: A host of tongues in through the legal lens: legal
Carancha's Coronica translations as landmarks in
moralizada and its Slavic language
translations emancipation

19:00-20:30 Port wine reception

Friday, 14 December 2018

Joan-Pau Rubiés (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona): Translating languages and (mis) translating cultures in
09:00 - 09:55
the Jesuit missions

Hour / Chair Auditorium 1 Room 1 Room 2 Room 3

TRANSLATION AND LINGUA FRANCAS AND LINGUISTICS AND

MULTILINGUALISM
TRANSLATING VERNACULARS LANGUAGE TEACHING

Interpreters in the Multilingualism in English

Latin vs the vernaculars Missionary Linguistics
Portuguese Empire Literature
John MILTON Laetitia SANSONETTI Anna ADAMSKA Carlos ASSUNÇÃO (UTAD /
(U. São Paulo) (U. Paris Nanterre) (U. Utrecht) CEL)
Jurubaças, Línguas, Thomas Nashe’s Polyglot The splendid career of a late Projeções de gramáticas
Escrivães, Topazes, Padres: Narrator in The Unfortunate vernacular: Polish as a portuguesas e latinas nas
10:00 - 10:30 interpreters in Macau in the Traveller (1594) written and literary descrições das línguas
Early Modern period language in the late japonesa e indiana nos
medieval and early modern séculos XVI e XVII
period
Elsa PENALVA Rui CARVALHO HOMEM Lucia ASSENZI Mariana BOSCARIOL
(FCSH-NOVA \ CHAM) (U. Porto/CETAPS) (Università degli Studi di (FCSH NOVA / CHAM)
A dispute between two ‘False Latin’, Double Padova) From Rome to the
""giants"": the case of Dutch: foreign and domestic The vernacular strikes back: “savages” and the “higher”
interpreters in the service of in Love Labour's Lost and the defence of the people in the world:
10:30 - 11:00 Macau in 1632, João The Shoemaker's Holiday vernacular against Latin in Reflections on the Jesuit´s
Rodrigues-Tçuzzu / Lu Gelli’s Capricci del Bottaio approach to the native
Rehan, SJ and Miguel Pinto (1546) and in Ludwig von languages of Brazil and
Anhalt-Köthen's translation Japan in the sixteenth
Anmütige Gespräch (1619) century

11:00 - 11:30 Coffee Break

Translating and the Multilingualism in English

Latin vs the vernaculars Missionary Linguistics
Portuguese Empire Literature
Horst SIMON Iolanda PLESCIA Brian BENNETT Jean-Luc CHEVILLARD
(Freie Universität Berlin) (Sapienza University of (U. Niagara) (CNRS, Laboratoire
Meeting the ‘Other’: Rome) Latin in Early Modern d'Histoire des Théories
11:30 - 12:00 Encounters of the Shakespeare’s Russia: Status Quaestionis Linguistiques, France)
Portuguese on their way to multilingualism in The language of the arts in
India contemporary translation: Proença’s posthumous 1679
two case studies Vocabulario

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Nicholas BROWNLEES
(U. Florence)
Exploring the Congo
through paratext: the role of
paratextual
12:00 - 12:30 features in Hartwell’s
translation into English
(1597) of Filippo
Pigafetta’s Relatione del
reame di Congo (1591)
Rogério Miguel PUGA
(FCSH NOVA \ CETAPS
and CHAM)
Samuel Purchas translates
China: Fernão Mendes
12:30 - 13:00 Pinto’s Peregrination
(1614) in Hakluytus
Posthumus or Purchas his
Pilgrimes (1625)
13:00 - 14:30
14:30 - 15:25 Hugo Cardoso (University of Lisbon): Filling in the gaps: Portuguese as a lingua franca of Asia
TRANSLATION AND
TRANSLATING
Jesuit Translation
Karen BENNETT
(FCSH-NOVA / CETAPS)
Jesuit translation theory: the
legacy of Ciceronianism
15:30 - 16:00
Xiaodan FENG
(KU Leuven)
Cultural appeal and
localization: a rhetorical
16:00 - 16:30 translation study of the first
Chinese translation of the
Summa Theologiae in the
17th century
16:30 - 17:00
Irene RANZATO Giorgi KUPARADZE
(Sapienza University of Giorgi LEKIASHVILI
Rome) (Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi
Regional accents in State University)
audiovisual adaptations of The vicissitudes of Early
Shakespeare: cultural and Modern English in the
translational insights context of the Roman
hegemony
David SWARTZ Mariza Vieira da SILVA
(FCSH-NOVA/CETAPS) (UNICAMP, Brasil)
The black and the beautiful: Políticas do silêncio: língua,
from the song of Solomon to história, cultura
Shakespeare´s sonnets
Lunch break
TRANSLATION AND LINGUA FRANCAS AND
TRANSLATING VERNACULARS
Translation in Coining New Language
Sociopolitical Context Varieties
Ana Maria BERNARDO Iris BACHMAN
(FCSH-NOVA) (U. Oxford)
A new era for translation in ‘Telling Tongues’:
the Early Modern period Language contact and
Creolization in the Colonial Portugueza' of Tranbambar:
Caribbean
John Patrick LEECH Konstanze JUNGBLUTH
(U. Bologna) (European University
Translation and revolution Viadrina)
in France and England Coining a new language
variety: Creole in Cape
Verde Islands: 550 years
paving the way for
Kaboverdianu
Coffee Break
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Gonçalo FERNANDES
(UTAD / CEL)
The oldest extant Bantu
dictionary
Maria do Céu FONSECA -
Fernando GOMES
(U. ÉVORA / CEL)
Interactions between
Portuguese (as a first and
second language) and
missionary sources in the
18th century
LINGUISTICS AND
LANGUAGE TEACHING
Missionary Linguistics
Maria Filomena
GONÇALVES
(U. ÉVORA)
The 'Grammatica
a witness to the contact
between languages and
cultures
Rolf KEMMLER
(UTAD / CEL)
The contribution of Bento
Pereira's Ars grammatica
pro lingua lusitana
addiscenda (1672) to the
diffusion of the Portuguese
language in the world
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Program
Sheila Moura HUE
Maria Alice Gonçalves
ANTUNES
(State University of Rio de
17:00 - 17:30 Janeiro)
Cultural exchanges: the case
of the Jesuit Fernão
Cardim’s treatises and their
translation into English
Regina Célia Pereira da
SILVA
(U. São Paulo)
Entre-culturas: contenda
17:30 - 18:00 entre a Companhia de Jesus
e os clérigos brâmanes:
práticas linguísticas na Goa
de Seiscentos
Ferial Ghazoul (American University in Cairo): Translation as Migration: Traveling Literary Classics from Arabic
18:00 - 18:55
and into Arabic
20:00
Saturday, 15 December 2018
Hour / Chair Auditorium 1
TRANSLATION AND
TRANSLATING
Translating to and from Multilingualism in everyday
Spanish
Mark LA RUBIO
(Arizona State University)
My soldiers’ baggage”:
Spanish colonial
09:00 - 09:30 transmission and
hybridization of drama in
the Early Modern
Philippines
Gerhard EDELMANN
(U. Vienna)
Proper names in literary
translations made in the
09:30 - 10:00 17th and 18th centuries:
translations of Cervantes'
works into German
Britta SCHNEIDER Richard SIMMONS
(Freie Universität Berlin) (Rutgers University)
Diffuse communities, diffuse Distinguishing Dialect and
languages: formulating: Koiné in the Mandarin
non-teleological approaches recorded by Francisco Varo
to language formation (1627-1687)
Dagna Zinkhahn Jesse SARGENT
RHOBODES (IHEID/CHAM)
(European University Exploring Missionary
Viadrina) Grammars in Portuguese
Emergence of a Polish- Asia 1550-1650
German student lect
Conference Dinner
Casa do Alentejo
Rua das Portas de Santo Antão 58, 1150-062 Lisbon
Room 1 Room 2 Room 3
LINGUA FRANCAS AND LINGUA FRANCAS AND
MULTILINGUALISM
VERNACULARS VERNACULARS
Europe and the
Beyond Europe
life Mediterranean
Delia SCHIPOR Joshua BROWN Eloise WRIGHT
(U. Stavanger) (Australian National (U. California)
Multilingual events in University) Literary Chinese as a
personal documentary texts On the existence of a conquest language in Ming
recorded in bishop's Mediterranean lingua dynasty in Yunnan Province,
registers from Winchester in franca and the persistence of 1380-1674
1400-1525 language myths
Jan ODSTRCILIK Oliver CURRIE Cristina MURU
(Institute for Medieval (Independent researcher, (U. Tuscia)
Research, Vienna) Lubljana) Lingua francas in India:
Optemus adhuc na milem Conflict and contradiction toward a sociolinguistic
bohu…: multilingualism in in national pseudohistorical analysis
15th century Central narratives in early modern
European sermons Britain and France
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Rita QUEIROZ DE BARROS Dorota MASŁEJ Christina MÄRZHÄUSER

(U. Lisbon) Tomasz MIKA (U. Mannheim & Augsburg)
Translation-induced lexical (Adam Mickiewicz Enrique RODRIGUES-
change in Early Modern University, Poznań) MOURA
English: a case study on the Cultural and social (U. Bamberg)
consequences of Don conditions of bilingualism in Ewe-Fon as resistance
Quixote translations as Poland in the 15th and vernacular in 18th century
10:00 - 10:30 evidenced by the Oxford early 16th centuries Minas Gerais and Antonio
English Dictionary da Costa Peixoto’s glossary
Obra Nova de língua Geral
de Mina (1741) as an
attempt to improve colonial
governance

10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break

11:00 - 12:00 Peter Burke (Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge): Translation as Transposition in Early Modern Europe

12:00 - 12:15 Closing Session

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