A terrific book! Congratulations to the brilliant editors&writers🎉 Excited that my chapter ‘Translating the Anthropocene: Ulrike Almut Sandig’s ‘In die Natur’ and Robin Wall Kimmerer’s Braiding Sweetgrass as Planetary Eco-Translation Practices’ will appear in the next volume!

Senior Teaching Associate Cyrille Rollet (Cyrille Rollet) has joined forces with the Alliance Française in Manchester Alliance Française de Manchester to offer a fantastic series of talks and an exhibition on the Olympics. Don't miss these fantastic events! First event tomorrow: trybooking.com/uk/DHHI

We’re looking forward to this fantastic interdisciplinary event tomorrow organised by Languages & Cultures at Lancaster University Lecturer in French Studies Benjamin Dalton: the Queer Medical Humanities Network Public Research Showcase Queer Medical Humanities Network! Join for a day of workshops, panel discussions & research!

Calling all teachers! Book now for this fascinating CPD day on 8th May, looking at culture and protest. Organised by us, English Literature and Creative Writing LancasterUniHistory. Come and talk to our expert researchers about human rights, protest poetry and cultural theory. trybooking.com/uk/events/land…

Great to see DeLC's Dr Isabelle Baron and doctoral researcher Mingya Jiang representing our department at the 2nd International Conference on
Translation and Cultural Sustainability (Congreso Int. Traducción y Sostenibilidad Cultural) in Salamanca!

Excited to welcome everyone to the Queer Medical Humanities Network Public Research Showcase tomorrow! Join us tomorrow Health Innovation Campus, Lancaster University Lancaster University for a Network meeting: a Showcase of research posters; drop-in Queer Medical Humanities funding workshops; and a panel discussions! 🏳️‍🌈🩺

CfP: Come and be part of the SFPS PG study day in Lancaster on June 21st!

Congratulations to Prof. Charlotte Baker!

DeLC's Dr Delphine Grass (Dr Delphine Grass) is the invited keynote speaker of the 4th Annual Conference of the Translation Studies Network of Ireland (TSNI 2024) next week Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway! Read more about her ground-breaking research and exciting keynote ⬇️lancaster.ac.uk/languages-and-…

Very much looking forward to this trailblazing event this Friday on the queer medical humanities, organised by Benjamin Dalton Languages & Cultures at Lancaster University

Can’t wait for this talk by Steven Wilson this Thursday at FASS Health Hub ! Steven will explore Véronique Tadjio’s account of the Ebola epidemic through the Medico-Environmental Humanities, a text we also analyse in Languages & Cultures at Lancaster University’s second year “Thinking Medicine” submodule! 🩺

It's a classic for this meeting of the Lancaster Litfest International Fiction Book Club! Ever wanted a gentle intro to Proust's masterpiece? This is your chance (in a fantastic recent translation by Lydia Davis).

Wonderful to see these pictures of students on their China study trip

Great to see this exciting research teaching a public audience Campus in the City!

We're delighted to announce that Lancaster is one of he top 100 places to study languages and cultures in the world, according to the 2024 QS World Rankings! We're up 13 places to 72nd 🏅lancaster.ac.uk/languages-and-…

Might be of interest to DELC colleagues? Multilingualism and Higher Education Languages & Cultures at Lancaster University Derek Hird

Next week’s Queer Medical Humanities Public Research Showcase event (Friday 19th April at the Health Innovation Campus, Lancaster University Lancaster University), organised by Languages & Cultures at Lancaster University Lecturer in French Studies Benjamin Dalton, is now open for registration on Eventbrite! See below for details!

An exciting competition for students of German! One for Helen Jones perhaps 🙂

Prof. Charlotte Baker Lancaster University this looks fantastic!

DeLC's Dr Nicola Thomas is one of the co-organisers of this exciting conference's taking place today Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN, examining synchronicity (and its absence) in the Anthropocene.