Vol. 7 No. 3 (2015): Translation & Interpreting

Special issue on community interpreting
Guest editors: Aline Remael & Mary Carroll

ISBN 978-0-9944787-0-2

Published: 2015-11-06

Introduction

Community Interpreting: Mapping the present for the future

Aline Remael, Mary Carroll

1-9
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Articles

Reading skills for sight translation in public sector services

Anne Birgitta Nilsen, May-Britt Monsrud

10-20
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Interpreting the discourse of reporting in interviews conducted by law enforcement agents

Simo K. Määttä

21-35
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Speech-to-text interpreting in Finland, Sweden and Austria

Ulf Norberg, Ursula Stachl-Peier, Liisa Tiittula

36-49
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Semi-authentic practices for student health interpreters

Ineke Crezee

50-62
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"I feel we don't really understand each other": Interpreting medication instructions for a Turkish-speaking diabetes patient

Gertrud Hofer, Marcel Eggler, Marina Sleptsova, Wolf Langewitz

63-75
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Caution and compliance in medical encounters. Non-interpretation of hedges and phatic tokens

Michaela Albl-Mikasa, Elisabeth Glatz, Gertrud Hofer, Marina Sleptsova

76-89
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The impact of emotional and psychological factors on public service interpreters: Preliminary studies

Carmen Valero Garcés

90-102
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Reliable Evaluation Tools in Legal Interpreting: a test case

Heidi Salaets, Katalin Balogh

103-120
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Interpreted communication with children in public-sector services

Anne Birgitta Nilsen

121-131
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Non-professional volunteer interpreting as an institutionalized practice in healthcare: a study on interpreters’ personal narratives

Maria Aguilar-Solano

132-148
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Equal access to community interpreting in Flanders – a matter of self-reflexive decision-making?

Britt Roels, Marie Seghers, Bert De Bisschop, Piet Van Avermaet, Mieke Van Herreweghe, Stef Slembrouck

149-165
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The influence of governmental policy on public service interpreting in the Netherlands

Esther de Boe

166-185
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Getting organized to beat Babel in multilingual service encounters: The European Network for Public Service Interpreting and Translation (ENPSIT)

Pascal Rillof, Lieven Buysse

186-197
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Vol. 7 No. 3 (2015): Translation & Interpreting

Introduction

Community Interpreting: Mapping the present for the future

Articles

Reading skills for sight translation in public sector services

Interpreting the discourse of reporting in interviews conducted by law enforcement agents

Speech-to-text interpreting in Finland, Sweden and Austria

Semi-authentic practices for student health interpreters

"I feel we don't really understand each other": Interpreting medication instructions for a Turkish-speaking diabetes patient

Caution and compliance in medical encounters. Non-interpretation of hedges and phatic tokens

The impact of emotional and psychological factors on public service interpreters: Preliminary studies

Reliable Evaluation Tools in Legal Interpreting: a test case

Interpreted communication with children in public-sector services

Non-professional volunteer interpreting as an institutionalized practice in healthcare: a study on interpreters’ personal narratives

Equal access to community interpreting in Flanders – a matter of self-reflexive decision-making?

The influence of governmental policy on public service interpreting in the Netherlands

Getting organized to beat Babel in multilingual service encounters: The European Network for Public Service Interpreting and Translation (ENPSIT)

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