Call for Papers
\nSimone de Beauvoir Studies
\nSpecial Issue &ldquo\;Reading and Translating \;The Second Sex \;Globally&rdquo\;
\nGuest Editors: Sylvie Chaperon and Marine Rouch
\nDeadline: March 1\, 2020
\nSince its publication in France in 1949\, \;The Second Sex \;has been translated into dozens of languages\, and each time in a particular editorial\, intellectual\, and feminist context. Each translation has given rise to different adaptations and transformations of the text\, which are later subject to critical receptions and appropriations by ordinary readers.
\nFor this Special Issue (SdBS \;31.2\, October 2020)\, \;SdBS \;seeks \;completed articles of 7000-8000 words \;(in English or in French) that analyze the chains of complex choices implemented by editors and translators\, as well as the consequences of these choices on the immediate reception and legacy of the work in diverse contexts. We especially invite submissions on cultural areas that are still underexplored in Beauvoir studies: Northern and Eastern Europe\, Africa\, Latin America\, and Asia. Comparative studies are also encouraged.
\nCompleted papers that follow the SdBS &ldquo\;Instructions for Authors&rdquo\; should be submitted on-line by \;March 1\, 2020 \;at \;www.brill.com/sdbs. All submissions will be anonymously reviewed. Submitted articles that are not selected for this Special Issue may be considered for other issues of SdBS.
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