Routledge Handbook of Interpreting

Holly Mikkelson is associate professor of translation and interpretation at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, USA. Her publications include a range of interpreting manuals and books including Introduction to Court Interpreting (2000).Renée Jourdenais is associate professor of applied linguistics and dean of the Graduate School of Translation, Interpretation, and Language Education at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, USA.

• Routledge Handbook of InterpretingTable of ContentsIntroduction – Renee Jourdenais & Holly Mikkelson Part I. Historical Perspectives The History of the Interpreting Profession: Jesús Baigorri Key Internal Players in the Development of the Interpreting Profession: Julie Boéri Key External Players in the Development of the Profession: Sofía García BeyaertEvolution of Interpreting Research: Franz Pöchhacker Part II. Modes of Interpreting Simultaneous Interpreting: Kilian SeeberConsecutive Interpreting: Kayoko Takeda & Debra RussellSigned Language Interpreting: Karen BontempoComparing Signed- and Spoken-language Interpreting: Jemina NapierSight Translation: Jui-Ching (Wallace) ChenTranscription and Translation: Carmen Valero-Garcés Part III. Interpreting Settings Conference Interpreting: Ebru DirikerCourt Interpreting: Jieun LeeInterpreting in Asylum Proceedings: Sonja PöllabauerCommunity Interpreting: Marjory BancroftHealthcare Interpreting: Cynthia Roat & Ineke CrezeeInterpreting in Mental Health Care: Hanneke BotInterpreting in Education: Melissa SmithInterpreting for the Mass Media: Pedro CastilloInterpreting in Conflict Zones: Barbara Moser-Mercer Part IV. Issues and Debates Ethics and the Role of the Interpreter: Uldis OzolinsVicarious Trauma (VT) and Stress Management: Justine Ndongo-KellerRemote Interpreting: Sabine BraunQuality: Ángela Collados-Aís & Olalla García BecerraAssessment: Jean TurnerPedagogy: Chuanyun BaoNon-Professional Interpreters: Aída Martínez-GómezInterpreting and Professional Identity: Mette Rudvin Conclusion: Renee Jourdenais & Holly MikkelsonIndex

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