Curriculum Vitae: Jenefer Bonczyk, diptrans

Address: Ezes, 09320 Le Port, France

Telephone: +33 561 654 682

E-mail:

Jan 2016 GraduateDiploma in TranslationChartered Institute of Linguists

Sep 2001-June 2003 BSc Development Studies (First class) University ofEast Sep 2004-June 2005 Anglia, Norwich

Jan 2011 - present Freelance translator (French to English)

self-employed in subjects such as anthropology, sociology, tourism

Dec 2006 – Dec 2010 Market gardener

self-employed

July 2005- Nov 2006 Community Food Officer

Cwm Harry Land Trust, Managing community based food project in Mid Wales

Richard Northridge,

Tel +44 1686 626 234

Feb 2006 – Sep 2006 Teacher

Coleg Harlech, WEA, for adults with learning difficulties

Phil Roe,

Tel: +44 1686 610 270

Sep 2004- July 2005 French teacher

Le Club Français, Teaching French to classes of children aged 7 to 12.

Julie Bright,

tel:+44 1603 479216

Aug 2003 – Aug 2004 Agricultural outreach worker

Voluntary Services Work with village groups on sustainable agriculture and community

Overseas, Cameroon development.

  • Producing accurate, well-written English prose
  • Meeting deadlines
  • Profound knowledge of the French language
  • Detailed theoretical and practical knowledge of sustainable agriculture techniques, development studies, natural resources, medical anthropology, education and more.
  • Good communication and presentation: public speaking, facilitating workshops and teaching.
  • Comprehensive working knowledge of Microsoft office and SDL Trados 2015.

Selected Translation Projects

Books:

An Anthropology of Lying: Information in the Doctor-Patient Relationship,
Routledge, 2015.

Self-medication and Society,Routledge 2017:

Selected Journal Articles:

Genealogy and Ambivalence of a Therapeutic Heterodoxy, Modern Asian Studies, Cambridge University Press 2014

From Solidarity to Autonomy. Towards a Redefinition of the Contours of the Notion of Autonomy. Springer Science 2016

Pervious Drugs: Making the Pharmaceutical Object in Techno-Ayurveda, Asian Medicine 2014

Religious Conflicts and Tibetan Medicine in Ladakh, An Anthology of Himalayan Healing, 2015

Repositioning tradition and science in the market: The emergence of the Kottakal Aryavaidyasala, 1903-1990. Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

Managing medicinal risks and treatment personalisation in the context of self-medication. Drug Safety 2014

Anthropology, ethical dissonance and the construction of the object, Medical Anthropology 2015

Patients, pharmacists and the placebo in France:From iatrogenic to ethical risks, Journal of Research in Sickness and Society 2015
The vagaries of therapeutic globalization. Fame, money and social relations in Tibetan medicine, International Journal of Social Science Studies 2016

Laurent PordiéSylvie Fainzang,

AnthropologistDirector of research

Cermes3, CNRSINSERM