
Scholars’ Books
Joyce Translation Scholarship and Looren Residency 2020 Akram Pedramnia Ulysses Vol. 1, Chapters 1-6 (Persian Transl.) About the Author Akram Pedramnia is an Iranian-Canadian writer
This scholarship is offered by the Friends of the Zurich James Joyce Foundation and Translation House Looren.
Applications are invited from translators with an ongoing translation project of a work by James Joyce that they will continue working on while in Switzerland. The scholarship does not support completed translation awaiting publication.
Call for applications:
Deadline for applications: October 31, 2021
This scholarship is offered by the Swiss Centre for Irish Studies@Zurich James Joyce Foundation and Translation House Looren
Call for applications:
Deadline for applications: October 31, 2021
The Friends of the Zurich James Joyce Foundation invite young scholars, particularly students engaged in a specific project, to spend one or two months at the Foundation, making full use of the library facilities and archives as well as exchanging ideas with residents and visiting experts.
The scholarships are intended for researchers with a well-advanced project. They are based on merit, and are awarded without regard to gender or national origin.
A stipend of CHF 1,500 per month is awarded for lodging and other expenses. If you are interested in a scholarship, please send a short application by October 31 of the year preceding your proposed period of residence. The application should include a 400-800 word outline of your project addressed to:
the Friends of the Zurich James Joyce Foundation,
Augustinergasse 9, 8001 Zurich, Switzerland
(email fritzsenn@mac.com, info@joycefoundation.ch and gabischneider@4ambach.ch).
Joyce Translation Scholarship and Looren Residency 2020 Akram Pedramnia Ulysses Vol. 1, Chapters 1-6 (Persian Transl.) About the Author Akram Pedramnia is an Iranian-Canadian writer
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