Translation Practice and Cross‑Cultural Communication (TPCCC)
Aims & Scope
Aims
- To explore the diverse dimensions of translation practice and cross‑cultural communication by publishing high‑quality, peer‑reviewed original research, critical analyses, and theoretical discussions.
- To foster interdisciplinary dialogue among scholars and researchers, advancing knowledge and understanding of translation phenomena and cross‑cultural communication within their multi‑disciplinary contexts.
- To provide a platform for rigorous scholarship on topics including translation studies, communication studies, linguistics, sociology and psychology, supporting both theoretical and practice‑based inquiry.
- To promote critical engagement with the role of translation and cross‑cultural communication in society, encouraging innovative perspectives on their cultural significance and evolving forms.
Scope
The journal covers a wide range of topics related to literature and the arts, including but not limited to:
Translation Studies
- Translation theory and criticism, including translation norms, descriptive translation studies, genre‑based translation analysis, and contemporary translation movements
- Comparative and cross‑cultural translation, including cross‑cultural textual transfer, post‑colonial translation, and transnational translation narratives
- Translation practice and textual processing, including literary translation, practical translation, interpreting, and explorations of translation workflows
- Intersections of translation with other disciplines, including translation and philosophy, translation and history, and translational linguistics
Cross‑Cultural Interdisciplinary Research
- Intercultural communication studies, including intercultural interaction, cross‑cultural rhetoric, media and digital communication practices
- Linguistic‑cultural research, including sociolinguistics, cultural studies, critical theory, cross‑cultural exchange contexts
- Social‑psychological communication research, including sociological cross‑cultural studies, intercultural psychology, interdisciplinary communication practice
- Multidisciplinary integration of translation, communication, sociology, psychology and related subjects
TPCCC welcomes original research, critical analyses, and theoretical discussions across translation studies and cross‑cultural communication. All submissions undergo rigorous peer‑review to assess research quality, originality, and relevance to advancing interdisciplinary dialogue in these fields. As a peer‑reviewed academic journal dedicated to exploring translation practice and cross‑cultural interaction, TPCCC supports scholarly exchange and innovation in translation and cross‑cultural studies worldwide.