Clare Broome Saunders explores how Blake influenced Phoebe Traquair’s illustrations to Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Sonnets from the Portuguese,

This paper notes how commentators used notions of citizenship and hospitality to understand Blake during the period 1910-1930.

Ramazan Saral considers some of the additional challenges to translating Blake's Christian symbolism and literary references into Turkish.

Juliana Steil offers an overview of translations that have been made of Blake's work in Brazil, and compares them to those in Portugal.

Tanja Bakic examines the ways in which deliberate choices in translation show how interpretive communities can react to Blake's poetry.

Eliza Borkowska outlines a new project to translate the works of William Blake into Polish, and looks at previous translations made of his poetry.

Mei-Ying Sung discusses the contrasts between Orc and a similar mythological & religious character Nezha in Chinese and Taiwanese culture.

In this presentation, Masashi Suzuki discusses the translations of Emanuel Swedenborg by D. T. Suzuki.

Blake's Asia is one of the most under-discussed of his prophetic works. In this presentation, Steve Clark reads it as a satire on the nabobs of the East India Company.