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Chronotopos connects historical research on translation and interpreting with theoretical and methodological reflection. A multilingual forum for transnational and transcultural perspectives.
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Founded in Vienna in 2017/18. Based at Leipzig University since 2024. Free of charge for authors and readers.
Latest issue: Retranslation Practices in Europe through the Centuries, Vol. 6 No. 2 (2024), published online on 28 December 2025. Further publications are in preparation; submissions are welcome throughout the year.
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Retranslation Practices in Europe through the Centuries
edited by Zsuzsa Csikai, Adrienn Gulyás & Judit Mudriczki
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We welcome research articles, methodological contributions, historical documents, book reviews and conference reports throughout the year, as well as proposals for guest-edited special issues.
No submission or publication fees. Research articles undergo double-anonymous peer review by two independent reviewers. Our review procedure.
Current call · Special issue 2027
Workshop reports and research perspectives
Abstracts by 23 December 2026 · 300–500 words
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