The ‘Role’ of the Community/Public Service Interpreter

Peter Llewellyn-Jones · Robert Lee

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Translation Studies and Practices Hearing Impairment and Communication Interpreting and Communication in Healthcare

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This paper discusses the problematic nature of the concept of role as defined by professional sign language interpreters . The authors argue for a more rational approach that takes into account the expected behaviours of the monolingual participants in the interpreted interaction.

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1987Politeness : Some Universals in Language Usage 1984Language style as audience design 2014Interpreting as Interaction 1991Accommodation theory: Communication, context, and consequence 2021Skopos and commission in translational action 1999Interpreting as A Discourse Process 1981Perspectives on British sign language and deafness

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