Questions of Translation, Hierarchy and Life

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  • Hedwig Fraunhofer Georgia College and State University

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https://doi.org/10.21747/21844585/tmid202604

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Biografia Autor

Hedwig Fraunhofer, Georgia College and State University

Hedwig Fraunhofer is a Professor of French and German at Georgia College & State University (U.S.). Her interests include literature, posthumanist philosophy, translation theory, and eco-pedagogy. Her work has appeared in ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and the Environment; Philosophy Today; and KronoScope, among other venues, and in edited collections.

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Braun, C. von (2012) Der Preis des Geldes: Eine Kulturgeschichte. Berlin: Aufbau.

Descola, P. (2024). The composition of worlds: Interviews with Pierre Charbonnier. Translated by N. Vinsonneau and J. Magidoff. Cambridge UK: Polity.

Marais, K. (2026) ‘Position paper: Of dogs and biotranslation (and phlogiston)’, Translation Matters, DOI: https://doi.org/10.21747/21844585/tma03po.

Servigne, P., Stevens, R. and G. Chapelle (2021) Another end of the world is possible: Living the collapse (and not merely surviving it). Translated by G. Samuel. Cambridge UK: polity.

Sharov, A. and Tønneson, M. (2021) Semiotic agency: Science beyond mechanism. Dordrecht: Springer.

Vidal Claramonte, C. A (2025) Translating indigenous knowledges: Toward a sensuous translation. London and New York: Routledge.

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2026-10-16

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Fraunhofer, H. (2026). Questions of Translation, Hierarchy and Life. Translation Matters. https://doi.org/10.21747/21844585/tmid202604

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Translation Matters — Ahead of Print

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Round Table

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