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XXVI International Congress of the FILLM

26th FILLM Congress, Day 2 (Wednesday 18 June 2014)
Photos by Adam Borch

The second day of the congress opened with a plenary lecture by Professor Tope Omoniyi (University of Roehampton, United Kingdom) entitled "African Languages and Literatures under the Chang(e) Dynasty".

Participants were also treated to two panel sessions on "Communicational Ethics: Landguage, Literature, Translation", a session on "Education and Internationalisation" and one on "Cross-cultural Dialogue and the Future of Chinese Humanities".

To see some more photos from Day 2 go here.

Conference Venue, UNNC

Professor Tope Omoniyi (University of Roehampton, United Kingdom) opened the second day
with a fascinating plenary lecture on contemporary Africa-China relations.

Tom Clark (Victoria University, Australia) and Lucas Tromly (University of Manitoba, Canada)

Audience concentration

Nancy Liu (UNNC) kicked off two panel sessions on "Communicational Ethics: Language,
Literature, Translation" with a talk on translations of newspaper stories
from English into Chinese

Nancy Liu (UNNC) and Professor Roger D. Sell (Åbo Akademi University)

Updated: 5 July 2014

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	XXVI FILLM Congress News Call for Papers Registration Programme Travel and Accommodation Location and Venue Contact Information	Return to new FILLM website here. XXVI International Congress of the FILLM 26th FILLM Congress, Day 2 (Wednesday 18 June 2014) Photos by Adam Borch The second day of the congress opened with a plenary lecture by Professor Tope Omoniyi (University of Roehampton, United Kingdom) entitled "African Languages and Literatures under the Chang(e) Dynasty". Participants were also treated to two panel sessions on "Communicational Ethics: Landguage, Literature, Translation", a session on "Education and Internationalisation" and one on "Cross-cultural Dialogue and the Future of Chinese Humanities". To see some more photos from Day 2 go here. Conference Venue, UNNC Professor Tope Omoniyi (University of Roehampton, United Kingdom) opened the second day with a fascinating plenary lecture on contemporary Africa-China relations. Tom Clark (Victoria University, Australia) and Lucas Tromly (University of Manitoba, Canada) Audience concentration Nancy Liu (UNNC) kicked off two panel sessions on "Communicational Ethics: Language, Literature, Translation" with a talk on translations of newspaper stories from English into Chinese Nancy Liu (UNNC) and Professor Roger D. Sell (Åbo Akademi University) Updated: 5 July 2014

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