Michał Organ, PhD, is an assistant professor at the Department of Translation Theory in the Institute of English Studies, University of Rzeszów (Poland). His main research interests include audiovisual translation, humour translation, censorship and manipulation in translation, unofficial translation, translation of tourist information texts and CAT (Computer Assisted Translation) tools.

• Symbols in folk tales – Precedent names in translation – Translating culture-bound nonce words – Simile in translation – Semiosis in translation – Polymodality of military-political narration – Translation strategies in the context of modern cross-cultural communication – Globalization, localization and national identity in translation – Varieties of English and ELF in translation – Ukrainian-Latin transliteration – Future of the translation profession – Translator training – Film and its translation – Humor translation in cyberspace – Parody translation analysis – Translation of evaluative forms from Spanish to Latvian