{"id":213,"date":"2015-12-31T21:28:25","date_gmt":"2015-12-31T19:28:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/vakki.net\/?p=213"},"modified":"2020-09-01T10:24:32","modified_gmt":"2020-09-01T07:24:32","slug":"borders-under-negotiation","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/vakki.net\/index.php\/2015\/12\/31\/borders-under-negotiation\/","title":{"rendered":"Borders under Negotiation"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"\"The University of Vaasa Research Group for Translation, LSP and Multilingualism held the 35th annual VAKKI Symposium on February 12\u201313, 2015 in Vaasa, Finland. The theme of the Symposium was Borders under Negotiation. According to the VAKKI tradition, papers were presented in Finnish, Swedish, English and German, and this year also in Danish. The invited plenary speakers were Professor Jaakko Husa (University of Lapland), Professor Helge Jordheim (University of Oslo) and Professor Jens E. Olesen (University of Greifswald). The Humanist of the Year prize 2015 was awarded to the literary author Marko Hautala. The motivation is included in the present publication.<\/p>\n

Professor Jaakko Husa\u2019s plenary lecture dealt with the challenges that the complexity of legal language presents to its interpretation. Husa\u2019s speech was based on the familiar parable of the elephant and blind men: he compared the language of law to the elephant, and the researchers examining it to the blind men who observe the same phenomenon, yet from different perspectives and arriving at different interpretations. Husa\u2019s apt examples showed how the dialogue between researchers is negatively affected by the artificial borders deriving from different definitions. These borders may lead to a situation in which each discipline falsely sees its own definition as the only correct one. Professor Helge Jordheim also approached borders from the point of view of the dialogue between disciplines. Focussing on the concept of philological paradigm, Jordheim asked whether the increasingly fragmenting field of humanities is unified by the philological tradition, and if so, in what form, by whom and why.\u00a0 Jordheim dealt with different paradigm shifts associated with language-related research which seem to have led researchers away from the philological tradition. At the same time he argued that the borders between disciplines are wavering at best and that all of them can be seen unified by a common denominator, the philological paradigm.<\/p>\n

Professor Jens E. Olesen discussed more concrete borders. He concentrated on the borders and border areas between states and highlighted the challenges and problems related to them and their definition. As an example, Olesen referred to the Danish-German border, which he examined from historical, cultural, political and linguistic perspectives, among others. Above all, Olesen approached borders and border areas as processes in which all the factors mentioned above have an important role to play.<\/p>\n

This year\u2019s extensive Symposium theme attracted an abundant audience who examined borders from different fields of language-related research. This publication contains 27 articles that are based on the Symposium\u2019s section, poster and workshop presentations. The articles have been selected for publication through a double blind review procedure<\/p>\n

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Opening<\/h4>\n

Publication details<\/a>
\nEditorial board<\/a>
\nHumanist of the Year<\/a><\/p>\n

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Literature and culture<\/h4>\n

The Reader as Multilingual Soloist. Linguistic and Medial Transgressions in the Poetry of Cia Rinne<\/a>
\nHuss, Markus & Tidigs, Julia<\/p>\n

Nostalgia in the Media Representations of Female Folk Singers<\/a>
\nKarjalainen, Noora<\/p>\n

Sanseindtrykkets gr\u00e6nser i billede og tekst – udtryk af sanser i det 21. \u00e5rhundredes finlandssvenske billedbog<\/a>
\nKvist, Maria & Sandvad West, Kim<\/p>\n

Cultural Boundaries: Imaginary or Real?<\/a>
\nLehtonen, Tommi<\/p>\n

Tampere.Cool<\/em> – Kann man durch Literaturexport erfolgreich Stadtmarketing betreiben? Ergebnisse einer Fallstudie<\/a>
\nLiuttu, Natallia & Pesonen, Tia & Reuter, Ewald & Salo, Tiina<\/p>\n

Crossing Generational and Genre Boundaries in Commemorating the Holocaust<\/a>
\nParry, Christoph<\/p>\n

”A Fine Line”: Crossing and Erecting Borders in Representing Male Athletes’ Relationships to Nature<\/a>
\nSalovaara, Harri<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Linguistics and communication<\/h4>\n

Methodische Herausforderungen der Analyse intertextueller Bez\u00fcge – am Beispiel von Editorials in Kundenzeitschriften<\/a>
\nBreckle, Margit & Enell-Nilsson, Mona<\/p>\n

”Ei kaikilla maailman kielill\u00e4 voi olla palvelua” – Lagstiftningen som grund f\u00f6r spr\u00e5klig service vid polisen<\/a>
\nHeittola, Sanna<\/p>\n

Aikuisten taitolaji – Kiroilun kasvatuksellista metadiskurssia<\/a>
\nHjort, Minna<\/p>\n

German-Polish Border: Language Contact and Language Use on the Example of Forms of Address of Polish Vendors from Slubice Bazaar<\/a>
\nJanczak, Barbara<\/p>\n

Koodinvaihdot kolmanteen kieleen suomen ja ruotsin kielten luokkatandem-opiskelussa<\/a>
\nKarjalainen, Katri & Engberg, Charlotta & P\u00f6rn, Michaela & Korhonen, Anna<\/p>\n

Tiedonantopolitiikkatekstien vaihtelevat teht\u00e4v\u00e4t. Informointia, suostuttelua vai vakuuttamista?<\/a>
\nKoskela, Merja<\/p>\n

H\u00e4vlig<\/em>, ett dialektalt ord med flera betydelser<\/a>
\nNilsson, Gunvor<\/p>\n

Lingvister – bygger broar mellan programmerare och programanv\u00e4ndare<\/a>
\nNyholm, Sara<\/p>\n

Rajan saavuttamista ja ylitt\u00e4mist\u00e4 ilmaisevat konstruktiot muutoksessa<\/a>
\nPanterm\u00f6ller, Marko<\/p>\n

Tavallisten kielenk\u00e4ytt\u00e4jien k\u00e4sityksi\u00e4 termeist\u00e4<\/a>
\nPasanen, P\u00e4ivi<\/p>\n

”Nyt min\u00e4 ymm\u00e4rr\u00e4n paljon, mit\u00e4 ty\u00f6ntekij\u00e4t naiset puhuvat<\/em>” – Ulkomaalaistaustaiset sairaanhoitajaopiskelijat ammatillisella kielirajalla<\/a>
\nPilke, Nina<\/p>\n

Ett tidigt f\u00f6rs\u00f6k att etablera en svensk juridisk vokabul\u00e4r? Lexikaliska och fackspr\u00e5kliga perspektiv p\u00e5 en juridisk handbok fr\u00e5n 1674<\/a>
\nRogstr\u00f6m, Lena & Landqvist, Hans<\/p>\n

Expanding the Object of Technical Communication: A Practitioner’s Perspective<\/a>
\nVirtaluoto, Jenni<\/p>\n

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Translation and interpreting<\/h4>\n

Thinking Outside the ”Methods Box”: <\/a>New Avenues for Research in Multimodal Translation<\/a>
\nKokkola, Sari & Ketola, Anne<\/p>\n

A Friend and a Foe? Interpreters in WWII in Finland and Norway Embodying Frontiers<\/a>
\nKujam\u00e4ki, Pekka<\/p>\n

K\u00e4\u00e4nt\u00e4jien auktorisoinnin laadunvarmistus Opetushallituksen ja yliopistojen yhteistoimintana<\/a>
\nLaukkanen, Liisa & Vik, Gun-Viol<\/p>\n

Sarjakuvan nonverbaalien viestien v\u00e4littyminen k\u00e4\u00e4nn\u00f6ksess\u00e4<\/a>
\nPitk\u00e4salo, Eliisa<\/p>\n

Interpreting and Symbolic Capital Used to Negotiate Borders in Estonia 1944-1991<\/a>
\nSibul, Karin<\/p>\n

K\u00e4\u00e4nn\u00f6sten k\u00e4ytett\u00e4vyyden heuristinen arviointi<\/a>
\nSuojanen, Tytti & Tuominen, Tiina<\/p>\n

Hyv\u00e4 paha j\u00e4nnitys: j\u00e4nnitys ja sen koettu vaikutus tulkkauskurssilla<\/a>
\nViljanmaa, Anu<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

VAKKI Symposium XXXV. Vaasa 12.-13.2.2015<\/h6>\n

Vaasa 2015<\/p>\n

Edited by Daniel RELLSTAB & Nestori SIPONKOSKI<\/p>\n

Editorial assistant: Jenni RIIPPA<\/p>\n

ISBN: 978-952-67887-6-0 (paperback)
\nISBN: 978-952-67887-7-7 (PDF)<\/p>\n

ISSN-L: 2242-6841
\nISSN: 2242-6841 (paperback)
\nISSN: 2242-685X (PDF)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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