Titlebook: Community Interpreting; Sandra Beatriz Hale Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007 concept.ethics.i

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Interdisciplinarity: Community Interpreting in the Legal Contextws and interrogations, lawyer-client conferences, tribunal hearings and court hearings and trials. These different domains share the underlying legal system they serve, legal concepts and some of their discourses. However, each domain differs in terms of the relationship between interlocutors, the g

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D. S. Gunasekara,E. S. Scott,A. N. Raows and interrogations, lawyer-client conferences, tribunal hearings and court hearings and trials. These different domains share the underlying legal system they serve, legal concepts and some of their discourses. However, each domain differs in terms of the relationship between interlocutors, the g

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Jozef Laurincik,Poul Maddox-HyttelTraining. is probably one of the most complicated and problematic aspects of Community Interpreting. The many issues surrounding training can be divided into four broad areas:

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Key ResourcesThis chapter provides key resources relevant to Community Interpreting. The list Is not comprehensive, as new resources are constantly being created, but Is a useful starting point lor those interested In Community Interpreting research, teaching and practice.

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Community Interpreting978-0-230-59344-2Series ISSN 2946-2258 Series E-ISSN 2946-2266

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M. Raj Ahuja,Wout Boerjan,David B. Nealeonversion process from one language to another, in either the written or the spoken mode. More specifically, interpreting refers to the translation of the spoken word and Translation to the translation of the written word.