This paper aims at establishing a connection between public service interpreting and three basic pillars of democracy, outlined in Giovanni Sartori’s book “Democracy in Thirty Lessons” (2008). A special focus will be placed on three democratic values which are embodied by interpreters, which are: respect for the rights of minorities, mediation and equality.
Interpeting Democracy: Interpreters as Drivers of Democratization
GENTILE, PAOLA
2014-01-01
Abstract
This paper aims at establishing a connection between public service interpreting and three basic pillars of democracy, outlined in Giovanni Sartori’s book “Democracy in Thirty Lessons” (2008). A special focus will be placed on three democratic values which are embodied by interpreters, which are: respect for the rights of minorities, mediation and equality.File in questo prodotto:
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