28. – 30. 5. (streda – piatok) 2025
Ústav svetovej literatúry SAV, v. v. i., zasadačka + online, v slovenčine a angličtine

v stredu 28. 5. o 14. hod. sa konferencia začína prezentáciou knihy
Jozef Ignác Bajza René, or: A Young Man’s Adventures and Experiences. An edition with commentary of the first Slovak novel. Translated by David Short. Edited by Dobrota Pucherová and Erika Brtáňová. Oxford University Studies in the Enlightenment. Liverpool University Press, 2025.

Zoom Meeting
International Conference Small Literatures as World Literature (May 28)
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89541726597?pwd=VO7XOwHg8JZiO24JOwaC7prnobduxH.1
Meeting ID: 895 4172 6597
Passcode: 040644

International Conference Small Literatures as World Literature (May 29)
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83177360485?pwd=HuWanlIYTiVA0V62v2aODDb36jzuJ3.1
Meeting ID: 831 7736 0485
Passcode: 774980

International Conference Small Literatures as World Literature (May 30)
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84535880133?pwd=TorC31AaIg0XiOaXne4DP05h9sO6WH.1
Meeting ID: 845 3588 0133
Passcode: 261202

Organizátorom konferencie je Ústav svetovej literatúry SAV, v. v. i., v rámci grantového projektu VEGA 2/0127/23 Slovenská literatúra v medziliterárnych a transkultúrnych súvislostiach.

Ako môžeme uvažovať o malých literatúrach v kontexte svetovej literatúry? Obidva pojmy – „malá literatúra“ a „svetová literatúra“ – nie sú samozrejmé ani vedecky ustálené. Zámerom konferencie je vytvoriť priestor pre produktívnu diskusiu a polemiku o týchto otázkach, ktoré by mohli otvoriť nové spôsoby myslenia o literatúrach Strednej Európy. Zaujíma nás, ako tieto literatúry komunikujú s inými literatúrami a vytvárajú medziliterárne komunity, ako cirkulujú v preklade alebo sa stávajú súčasťou svetového literárneho systému, ako vidia svoju vlastnú identitu, v ktorých literárnych centrách hľadajú inšpiráciu alebo potvrdenie, a či je pojem „národná literatúra“ ešte stále  užitočná kategória. Kladením týchto otázok chceme otvoriť širšiu diskusiu o vzťahu medzi „malými literatúrami“ a „svetovou literatúrou“, lokálnym a globálnym, centrum a perifériou, národným a postnárodným. Pokračovať na Medzinárodná konferencia Malé literatúry ako svetová literatúra →

Bratislava, Slovakia
May 14, 2025 – Doctoral seminar   
Institute of World Literature SAS (address: Dúbravská cesta 9, 841 04 Bratislava, Slovakia)
GPS: 48°10’12.8″N 17°04’14.4″E

May 15-16, 2025 – International translation history colloquium in English and French
Room G 239, Faculty of Arts, Comenius University in Bratislava, 2nd floor of the Gondova 2 building (address: Gondova 2, 814 99 Bratislava, Slovakia)
GPS: 48.1405, 17.1164

Zoom Meeting:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87135955016?pwd=ONL7GayAmSJ4Zwb2WXy2p8blFUkatR.1
Meeting ID: 871 3595 5016
Passcode: 070921

Kolokvium Humanitné vedy v preklade – preklad v humanitných vedách bude simultánne tlmočené do slovenčiny. V prípade záujmu o tlmočenie si na podujatie prineste počítač/mobil a slúchadlá. 

The colloquium is co-organized by the Institute of World Literature of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, the Faculty of Arts of Comenius University in Bratislava, and CEFRES – French Research Center in Humanities and Social Sciences – Prague. This event is supported by the Slovak Research and Development Agency under the Contract no. APVV-21-0198.

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BOOK OF ABSTRACTS_LIVRET DES RÉSUMÉS

The colloquium brings together translation and humanities scholars from all around the world, experts starting out in the field as well as established prominent figures to explore the circumstances of non-literary transfers and translations (philosophy, sociology, arts, history, linguistics, etc.) and to study the commonalities and differences between Western and Central-Eastern Europe in this respect. The contributions will focus on the following areas of expertise:

1. histories of humanities translations
2. translation and transfer of scholarly knowledge and their institutional contexts
3. concepts, terminology, types of scholarly texts and their argumentation, stylistic conventions
4. translators and key figures of humanities (case studies)

Pokračovať na Humanities in Translations – Translation in Humanities. Exploring Transfer and Reception →

30 April (Wednesday) 2025 at 14:00 CET
Institute of World Literature SAS + online, in English

Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84450486196?pwd=AfmjSqmWOz9NjQhhi2hNbd28HWcbX3.1
Meeting ID: 844 5048 6196
Passcode: 061687

In this journal issue, edited by Johannes D. Kaminski, an international group of scholars discusses European, American, and Chinese texts that cover a wide spectrum of imagined peace, ranging from naïve enthusiasm for top-down solutions to dejected elegies for the demise of civil liberties. The utopian appeal of peace, both in a political and spiritual sense, belongs to the powerful drivers of the human imagination. Yet the rhetorics of peace are difficult to untangle from the realities of war; after all, efforts that supposedly serve a higher purpose frequently result in injustice and violence.

The issue will be presented by three authors of the studies:
Kilian Jörg (Independent Artist and Scholar): Messy utopianism and the question of war: What does “staying with the trouble” mean in relation to war?

Anton Matejička (Faculty of Philological and Cultural Studies, University of Vienna): Totalitarian systems and their peaceful alternatives in Karin Boye’ s Kallocain and Olga Ravn’ s The Employees

The event will be moderated by the issue’s editor Johannes D. Kaminski.

The full content of the issue with links to the individual texts can be found HERE.