Appel à communications Lotsawa Translation Workshop: Celebrating Buddhist Women’s Voices in the Tibetan Tradition

La Northwestern University lance un appel à communications pour un atelier qui se tiendra entre le 13 et le 16 octobre 2022 sur le thème :

Lotsawa Translation Workshop: Celebrating Buddhist Women’s Voices in the Tibetan Tradition

Les propositions de communications sont à envoyer avant le 15 juin 2022.

The thematic focus of the workshop is celebrating writings written by and about Buddhist women in the Tibetan tradition. This theme was inspired by the publication of the largest-ever anthology (53 vols.) of writings by, about, and for Buddhist women compiled and edited by a group of Tibetan nuns at Larung Gar in Eastern Tibet in 2017. The three-day workshop will combine lectures, panels, and break-out sessions in the morning with each entire afternoon dedicated to working on translations-in-progress by participants who apply to attend. We encourage junior translators, graduate students with advanced Tibetan literary skills, post-docs, and early-career faculty to apply.

We are pleased to announce that workshop presenters include: Tenzin Dickie, Sarah Harding, Louise von Flotow, Ven. Karma Lekshe Tsomo, Ven. Sonam Wangmo, Elizabeth Callaghan, Janet Gyatso, Kunzang Choden, Dechen Pemba, Anne Klein, John Canti, Tsering Yangzom Lama, Holly Gayley, Nyima Tso, Kurtis Schaeffer, Kelsang Lhamo, Charlene Makley, Padma ’tsho, Dominique Townsend, Jue Liang, Willa Baker, Julie Regan, Nancy Lin, Amy Langenberg, Francoise Robin, and more! 

Bring your translation-in-progress and get feedback from scholars and master translators. Each participant will have a dedicated 1.5 hour session to review their work within a small group of 6-8 including presenters and workshop hosts. Accepted participants should be prepared to submit draft translations in advance, and revisions will be selected for compilation into an edited volume, to which presenters may also contribute. 

This workshop, organized by Sarah Jacoby (Northwestern), Padma ’tsho (Southwest Minzu University), Holly Gayley (CU Boulder), and Dominique Townsend (Bard), is unique in the field of Tibetan translation—don’t miss this opportunity to connect with other translators and be mentored by scholars and master translators from the Tsadra Foundation. 

Pour de plus amples informations, voir le site de l’événement : https://sites.northwestern.edu/lotsawa/

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