The Distinctive Nature of Interpreting Studies

Heidemarie Salevsky

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Abstract In every sub-area of Translation Science (used as a hyperonym for Translating and Interpreting Studies) the formulation of a theory is a matter of concepts, structures and methodological problems. The author (1) provides a definition of interpreting, (2) structures Interpreting Studies (IS) according to general, special and particular theories for both theoretical and applied domains and (3) emphasizes the problem of the validity of experimental investigations as a major methodological issue in IS.

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