Call for Proposals: Canonical, Non-Canonical and Extra-canonical: Interdisciplinary and Multi-media Studies of the Formation, Translation and Transmission of Buddhist Texts

Canonical, Non-Canonical and Extra-canonical:
Interdisciplinary and Multi-media Studies of the Formation, Translation and Transmission of Buddhist Texts

August 18 to 20, 2023

Mount Wuyi 武夷山, China

International Conference

 

 

CFP> Canonical, Non-Canonical and Extra-canonical: Interdisciplinary and Multi-media Studies of the Formation, Translation and Transmission of Buddhist Texts

Canonical, Non-Canonical and Extra-canonical:
Interdisciplinary and Multi-media Studies of the Formation, Translation and Transmission of Buddhist Texts

August 18 to 20, 2023

Mount Wuyi 武夷山, China

International Conference

BOOK PRESENTATION: Tamara Scheer, Die Sprachen- und Nationalitätenvielfalt Österreich-Ungarns am Beispiel der k.u.k. Armee (1867-1918), (Dec 5, 2022, 6 pm CET, also online)

Buchpräsentation: Die Sprachen- und Nationalitätenvielfalt Österreich-Ungarns am Beispiel der k.u.k. Armee (1867-1918)

Buchbesprechung und Podiumsdiskussion zu den Forschungsergebnissen zweier FWF Stipendien (Firnberg/Richter, T-602 und V-555): Die Sprachen- und Nationalitätenvielfalt Österreich-Ungarns am Beispiel der k.u.k. Armee (1868-1918)

Datum: 5. Dezember 2022, 18-20 Uhr

Ort: Campus/Altes AKH, Institut für Osteuropäische Geschichte, Spitalgasse 2, Hof 3, Eingang 3.2, 1090 Wien, Hörsaal

Call for Papers: “Multilingualism, Translation, Transfer: Persian in the Ottoman Empire”, Gotha Research Library, 27–29 April 2023

The widespread use of Persian in the Ottoman Empire as part of the larger multilingual region of the Eastern Mediterranean and beyond during the early modern to modern periods has been highlighted by scholars from various disciplines. Concepts such as the “Persophonie” (Bert G.

Automated search in the archives: testing a new tool (testing workshop, February 11, 2022)

"Archives Portal Europe, the online repository of the European archival heritage, aggregates archival material from more than 30 countries and 25 languages - all searchable through one simple search engine. In order to help researchers navigating this Babylon of languages, we have created an automated topic detection tool that expands the keyword search of a single users, to create semantic connections with other documents in different languages.

This testing session will allow users to preview the tool..."

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