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Conférence : 4th Perso-Indica ConferenceTranslation and the languages of Islam:Indo-Persian tarjuma in a comparative perspective8-9 décembre 2016CEIAS - 190 avenue de France 75013 Paris (Salles 638-641)Coordinateurs :Corinne Lefèvre (CNRS)Fabrizio Speziale (Université Sorbonne Nouvelle – Paris 3)Programme PDF :2016_12_8-9-translation-and-the-language-of-islamJEUDI 8 décembre 20169:00 Welcome coffee9:30-10:00 Corinne Lefèvre (CNRS) &#38; Fabrizio Speziale (Université Sorbonne Nouvelle – Paris 3)IntroductionLongue durée and comparative perspectivesChair: Pascal Buresi (CNRS, EHESS)10:00-10:30 Cristina d’Ancona (Università di Pisa) : In horizonte aeternitatis et temporis: Greek, Arabic, Latin10:30-11:00 Shankar Nair (University of Virginia) : Translation in the Time of Prophecy: Greek and Sanskrit Knowledge in the Islamic Prophetic Context11:00-11:30 Discussion11:30-11:45 Coffee breakChair: Daniel de Smet (CNRS)11:45-12:15 Maria Mavroudi (UC Berkeley) : Byzantine translations from Arabic into Greek12:15-12:45 Blake Smith (Northern University-EHESS) : From Dara to Deussen: Anquetil Duperron’s Oupnekhat between Mughal and European Orientalisms12:45-13:15 Discussion13:15-14:45 LunchTranslation and religious encountersChair: Bernard Heyberger (EPHE, EHESS)14:45-15:15 Muzaffar Alam (University of Chicago) : ‘Umar Mihrabi’s Hujjat al-Hind15:15-15:45 Ines G. Županov (CNRS) : From Abgar to Akbar: Jesuit Translation and Accommodation of the Life of Jesus15:45-16:15 Discussion16:15-16:30 Coffee breakChair: Alexandre Papas (CNRS)16:30-17:00 Carl Ernst (University of North Carolina) : Disentangling the Different Persian Translations of The Pool of Nectar (Amrtakunda)17:00-17:30 Alberto Fabio-Ambrosio (CETOBAC/LSRS Luxembourg School of Religion &#38; Society) : The Ottoman Pool of Water of Life17:30-18:00 DiscussionVENDREDI 9 décembre 2016Genre and translationChair: Muzaffar Alam (University of Chicago)9:30-10:00 Natalie Rothman (University of Toronto) : Making Ottoman Historicity Legible: Dragomans, Istanbulite Diplomacy, and Ottoman-Italian Translations in the Seventeenth Century10:00-10:30 Audrey Truschke (Rutgers University) : Translating Indian History: Mughal Genre Expectations of the Sanskrit Epics10:30-11:00 Discussion11:00-11:15 Coffee breakChair: Carl Ernst (University of North Carolina)11:15-11:45 Pegah Shahbaz (Université Sorbonne Nouvelle-Paris 3) : Persian Sight of the Indian Insight: Pañcatantra Tradition through Translation and Retranslation11:45-12:15 Anna Martin &#38; Maximilian Mehner (Philipps-Universität Marburg) : Vīraratnaśekharaśikhā: Sahib Rām’s adaptation of Kāšifī’s Aḫlāq-i Muḥsinī12:15-12:45 Discussion12:45-14:15 LunchMultilingualism, orality and vernacular culturesChair: Rainier Lanselle (EPHE)14:15-14:45 Walter N. Hakala (University at Buffalo, SUNY) : Revisiting “How Newness Enters the World”: The Semantic Strategies of Inclusion, Identification, and Displacement in Hindvī Vocabularies14:45-15:15 Dror Weil (Princeton University) : Persian’s Eastern Frontier: The Translation of Persian Texts in Late Imperial China, 17th-18th centuries15:15-15:45 Rajeev Kinra (Northwestern University) : Cosmopolitan Maintenance in a Vernacular World: Sources, Methods, and Multilingualism in Farhang-i Jahangiri (1608)15:45-16:30 Discussion16:30-16:45 Coffee breakChair: Marc Gaborieau (CNRS, EHESS)16:45-17:15 Tal Tamari (CNRS) : The Culture of Translation in West Africa: Arabic and Regional Languages, From the Written to the Oral and Back Again17:15-17:45 Marc Toutant (CETOBAC) : Translating Persian into Turkic at the Court of the Khivan Khans17:45-18:15 Discussion18:15 Concluding remarks by Eva Orthmann (Universität Bonn) and general discussionhttp://www.perso-indica.net/