This issue of The Interpreters’ Newsletter aims to address a number of topics of interest in this growing area of Interpreting Studies presented in the form of discussion on prevailing situations, personal impressions on the profession (e.g. the deaf end-user’s point of view), theoretically-based academic papers and empirical contributions. The contributors are all international SLI practitioners from the U.S.A., Australia and Europe: freelancers, trainers or researchers from various well-known centres of excellence in sign language teaching and/or Sign Language Interpreter training.
The Interpreters' Newsletter 19, Sign Language Interpreting
KELLETT, CYNTHIA JANE MARY;
2014-01-01
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This issue of The Interpreters’ Newsletter aims to address a number of topics of interest in this growing area of Interpreting Studies presented in the form of discussion on prevailing situations, personal impressions on the profession (e.g. the deaf end-user’s point of view), theoretically-based academic papers and empirical contributions. The contributors are all international SLI practitioners from the U.S.A., Australia and Europe: freelancers, trainers or researchers from various well-known centres of excellence in sign language teaching and/or Sign Language Interpreter training.File in questo prodotto:
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