We would like to invite scholars, students and practitioners who want to associate themselves with translation studies in Africa to join ATSA. We conceptualise translation studies as wide as possible, including interpreting, intercultural communication, intersemiotic translation, multimodal communication, sociologies of translation and all other forms of rewriting and recreation.
If you are interested in becoming a member of ATSA, please complete this form.
Benefits to fully paid-up members:
- A benefit aimed at Translation Studies scholars is the chance to advertise, by means of a 250-350 word abstract, an academic publication of your choice (book, journal article or PhD dissertation) on the ATSA website for one month. If you would like to make use of this benefit, please send an e-mail to Lelanie de Roubaix (lelaniederoubaix@gmail.com).
Membership fees for 2019
Fees payable are determined by country. Countries are divided into four different membership bands, as determined by GDP. Click here to view the complete list of countries in each membership band.
2019 Membership Fees:
Band 1 Countries: 30 USD
Band 2 Countries: 20 USD
Band 3 Countries: 10 USD
Band 4 Countries: 5 USD
Students: 5 USD (Proof of registration as a student must be e-mailed to Prof. Ilse Feinauer at aef@sun.ac.za.)
Membership fees for 2019 are payable by 31 July 2019. Please use the following banking details.
NAME OF ACCOUNT: ASSOCIATION FOR TRANSLATION STUDIES IN AFRICA
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 62691743746
BANK: FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRANCH CODE: 250655
COUNTRY: SOUTH AFRICA
SWIFT CODE: FIRNZAJJ
REFERENCE: INITIALS+SURNAME+BAND CODE (1, 2, 3, 4; STUDENTS USE “S”)
Proof of payment must be e-mailed to our treasurer, Prof Ilse Feinauer at aef@sun.ac.za.
May I take this opportunity on behalf of the attendants of the fourth Summer school held in Nairobi, Kenya thank the organizers for their invaluable eye opening and thought provoking presentations. We surely are better than we were before it.
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I want to admit and accept that indeed the summer school was an opener to most of us and especially the scholars in the field of TI. To the steering team, thank you more than words can express!
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The fourth summer school on translation held in Nairobi was not just a workshop, it was an eye opening experience. The great professors had the most in depth outlook on translation and interpretation i have ever witnessed. They inspired and encouraged us participants immensely. I am thankful for having been a participant and I look forward to the next one.
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I am happy to be member of ATSA and to contribute modestly to the development of Translation Studies in Africa.
Looking forward to meeting all of you at the next ATSA Summer School.
Nourredine
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