PhD students
Please find below details of the doctoral students currently pursuing our PhD in Translation and Transcultural Studies:
| Daniel Cabeza-Campillo |
Brexit in translation: Narratives of conflict in British and Spanish online media (2016-2022) |
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A Reception Study of Gender Representation in Saudi Feminist Films |
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| Ambra Minoli |
The literary and transcultural representations of Shanghai during the Republican period, as reflected in the works of Chinese and French authors |
| Laura Woolley-Núñez |
Recovering Anti-Francoist Women’s Voices: A Feminist Translation of María Teresa León’s Memoria de la melancolía |
| Yaqi Xi |
The translator’s voice embodied: translating the New Northeast Chinese Writers Group from text to audio |
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Translating Traumatic Memory of Twentieth-Century China: Diasporic Literature of the 1937 Nanjing Massacre and Translation |
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Refugee Narratives: World University Service's Ethiopian and Eritrean Scholarship Programmes in the Light of Current Practice |
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Chinese Feminist Translations of A Room of One's Own across a Century |
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The Reconstruction of Suspense in Early Twentieth-Century Chinese Translations of Sherlock Holmes Stories |
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Di Zhao |
Double Plight: Viewing Chinese Dialect Literature and Translation from a postcolonial Perspective |
For completed PhD theses in the School of Modern Languages and Cultures, go to WRAPLink opens in a new window (Warwick Research Archive Portal), where you can find many theses on open access.