Add to ORKGIn this paper, the authors present the outline of a new model of interpreted interactions. This model draws upon the fields of conversational analysis and classical sociological theory to define and delimit the behaviours of interpreters that contribute to successful interpreted interactions
Wadensjö (1993) indicates that a crucial element of interpreters’ work is to maintain relationships ...
This article outlines the main features of interaction in business settings based on the experience...
This article aims to describe the challenges faced by educational interpreters within a professional...
This article describes a new model of interpreted interactions that will help students, as well as e...
The sense-making work carried out by anyone in interaction can be described as based on different as...
While the professional training of (conference) interpreters has long focused on the latters’ capaci...
Research into the role of the interpreter in dialogue interpreting has so far established that the i...
Abstract: Conversation Analysis has shown that the system of turn-taking results in the construction...
This article discusses the relationships between the worldviews held by interpreters and how they ar...
According to academics, the interpreting profession has moved on from its traditional impartial blac...
Communication has been conceptualized and studied in a wide range of disciplines. However, very few ...
Research in Dialogue Interpreting (DI) has traditionally drawn on qualitative analysis of verbal beh...
This chapter explores the impact that cultural factors can have on interpreters' performance in inte...
By examining a naturalistic interpreted situation with a number of participants, this paper identifi...
This article examines two multi-party encounters involving dialogue interpreting. Participant observ...
Wadensjö (1993) indicates that a crucial element of interpreters’ work is to maintain relationships ...
This article outlines the main features of interaction in business settings based on the experience...
This article aims to describe the challenges faced by educational interpreters within a professional...
This article describes a new model of interpreted interactions that will help students, as well as e...
The sense-making work carried out by anyone in interaction can be described as based on different as...
While the professional training of (conference) interpreters has long focused on the latters’ capaci...
Research into the role of the interpreter in dialogue interpreting has so far established that the i...
Abstract: Conversation Analysis has shown that the system of turn-taking results in the construction...
This article discusses the relationships between the worldviews held by interpreters and how they ar...
According to academics, the interpreting profession has moved on from its traditional impartial blac...
Communication has been conceptualized and studied in a wide range of disciplines. However, very few ...
Research in Dialogue Interpreting (DI) has traditionally drawn on qualitative analysis of verbal beh...
This chapter explores the impact that cultural factors can have on interpreters' performance in inte...
By examining a naturalistic interpreted situation with a number of participants, this paper identifi...
This article examines two multi-party encounters involving dialogue interpreting. Participant observ...
Wadensjö (1993) indicates that a crucial element of interpreters’ work is to maintain relationships ...
This article outlines the main features of interaction in business settings based on the experience...
This article aims to describe the challenges faced by educational interpreters within a professional...