Candace Barrington presenting "Translation Trouble: Chaucer and the Subaltern", Jacqueline Burek responding

Susie Hatmaker "The Radical Abundance of Silica: Potential for a Digital Ethics", Rahul Mukherjee responding

Judith Kaplan presenting "From Lexicostatistics to Lexomics: Basic Vocabulary and the Study of Language Prehistory"; Beth Linker responding

Roundtable discussion of Walter Benjamin’s “The Task of the Translator” (1921; translated by Harry Zohn, 1968), and Bruno Latour, “Introduction” to Reassembling the Social (2005).

Sheila (Bridget) Murnaghan presenting "Wonders Never Cease: Translating Greek Tragedy in the 21st Century", Lily Kass responding

Beth Linker presenting "The American Slouch: Human Posture, Visual Translation, and the Making of an Epidemic"; Leon Hilton responding

Heather J. Sharkey presenting "The British and Foreign Bible Society’s Arabic Bible Translations: A Study in Anglo-American Rivalry and Language Politics"; Ali Karjoo-Ravary responding

Kimberly Thomas presenting "The invisibility of non-riparian actors in a transboundary river system"; Jim English responding

Lily Kass presenting "Between Nationalism and Cosmopolitanism: Caractacus on a Circular Route (1759-1797)"; Filippo Trentin responding

Laura Kunreuther presenting "Conduits, Ear-witnesses, and Transparent Voices: On the Labor of UN Field Interpreters"; Candace Barrington responding

Jacqueline Burek presenting "English Universal History: Ranulph Higden, John Trevisa, and the Forms of the Polychronicon"; Avery Slater responding

Ann Farnsworth-Alvear presenting "Translating Ethical Practices to Unethical Contexts: Intractable Conflicts among IRB Guidelines, Intellectual Property Law, Translation Rights, and Class Inequalities"; Damien Stankiewicz responding