Shakespeare Jahrbuch, the yearbook of the German Shakespeare Society, first appeared in 1865. Published by Kröner Verlag (Stuttgart), it is a peer-reviewed academic journal, containing scholarly articles in English and German, as well as a book and a theatre review section. Jahrbuch is listed in the European Reference Index for the Humanities and Social Sciences (ERIH Plus).
- bilingualism and translation in Shakespeare’s plays early modern translations of Shakespeare’s plays
- Shakespeare’s global travels
- translation and transculturation
- domesticating and/or foreignizing translation strategies
- Shakespeare in translation, adaptation, and tradaptation
- Shakespeare in modern English
- mono-, bi-, and multilingual Shakespeares
- re-translating Shakespeare
- the difficulties of translating / untranslatability
- lost in translation
- teaching Shakespeare in translation
- Shakespeare and translation theories
- the role of the translator
- Shakespeare’s translators
- the history of Shakespeare translation
- translating for/on the stage
- Shakespeare in sub- and/or surtitles
- translation and the Shakespeare industry
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For more information, please contact the general editor of Shakespeare Jahrbuch, Sabine Schülting (email: sabine.schuelting@fu-berlin.de). The deadline for submitting articles is 30 April 2019.
