Traduction et Langues: Journal of Translation and Languages Translang is a premier interdisciplinary journal tailored for scholars, practitioners, and educators in Translation Studies, Applied Linguistics, and Multilingual Education. The journal explores the theoretical, methodological, and applied dimensions of multilingual communication, examining how language use intersects with evolving social, cultural, and technological landscapes. Embracing a deliberately broad scope, it welcomes scholarly contributions drawing from diverse fields such as Interpreting Studies, Corpus Linguistics, Digital Humanities, Artificial Intelligence, and Human-Machine Interaction.

Central to the journal’s mission is encouraging the dissemination and cross-pollination of innovative practices, policies, and pedagogies. The concept of innovation is interpreted broadly, encompassing advancements in translation theory, policy, or methodology. Critically, Traduction et Langues emphasizes the importance of contextualizing innovation, recognizing that breakthroughs look different in well-resourced environments compared to less-resourced ones. Authors are therefore explicitly encouraged to articulate how their research represents a novel advancement within their specific context.

The journal covers a wide array of specialized topics that bridge tradition, culture, and modern technology. Interests range from translating world cultures and sacred texts to exploring translation as a work of art and its ties to the human sciences. Additionally, the publication highlights cutting-edge domains like neural machine translation, deep learning, simultaneous and consecutive interpreting, lexicology, and contrastive discourse analysis. Through this comprehensive approach, the journal serves as a vital platform for advancing contemporary language studies.

Research Area: Language and Linguistics, Education