Neil Sadler
@neilsadler.bsky.social
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Associate Professor of Translation Studies, University of Leeds. Associate Editor at @TargetJournal Translation, Arabic, narrative, digital media and disinformation
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Essential reading for anyone interested in disinformation
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🚨New article written by Vera Tolz, @stevhutch.bsky.social, @vitalykaz.bsky.social, and Sofia Tipaldou, published in @icahdq.bsky.social - "Disinformation as Process: Modelling the Lifecycle of Disinformation". @uomsalc.bsky.social @sabinamihelj.bsky.social @neilsadler.bsky.social
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We are very happy to announce that Dr John Li - a distinguished Senior UN Interpreter - has joined our interpreting teaching team.

Dr Li brings a wealth of interpreting experience at the highest levels and will teach simultaneous interpreting on our MA programmes
Dr John Li teaching simultaneous interpreting at the University of Leeds
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The EST 2025 draft programme is now live - bit.ly/3FBYRMs.

Don't forget that reduced rate ‘Early Bird’ registration is also still open until 31 March ahc.leeds.ac.uk/languages/ev...
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There's now a dedicated account for news on the EST Congress in Leeds this summer @estleeds25.bsky.social
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Everytime I get into doing a narrative analysis of material on Twitter I'm astonished by 1) just how complicated and messy narrative production really is in this environment and 2) how extraordinary it is that most users have no difficulty at all in immediately making sense of it
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At COLING 2025 - a key conference in Natural Language Processing - CTILS PhD student Lama Alqurashi received a 'best paper' award for her work on using Large Language Models to study Arabic poetry. 🥳
neilsadler.bsky.social
Thanks Matt. This is a narrower application of Heidegger's thought to a trad understanding of translation. I do think you could usefully think of both articulation and Articulation as translational - rather than just thinking of translation as grounded in articulation and Articulation as I do here.
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My latest paper is now out!

I use Heidegger's existential hermeneutics to explore the ontological relationships between translators and their equipment and environment and argue that translation can re-disclose the world, revealing it in new ways.

www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Translating with Heidegger: worldliness, disclosure and disruption
There is major interest in contemporary translation studies in relational approaches inspired by thinkers including Latour, Bourdieu, Derrida and Gadamer. These thinkers were heavily influenced by ...
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I'm back to work today after three months of parental leave.

I'm so glad to have done it a second time. It's been wonderful to spend quality time with my child but also so helpful to get proper insight into how it feels to be off for an extended period and then come back to work.
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Here is a starter pack for academics and researchers in Translation Studies.

Please let me know if you want to be added to this list.

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My wife is from Kent and had no idea what scraps were until she went to a chip shop in Leeds
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My favourite think about Bluesky so far is that it's blissfully quiet. Probably says something about Twitter as well as about the importance of curating your feed.