Interpreting Justice: Ethics, Politics and Language

Moira Inghilleri

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1. The Significance of Language in Translation 2. Ethical Communication 3. Morality and im/partiality on trial: towards a justice-seeking ethics 4. Linguistic hospitality and the foreigner: interpreting for asylum applicants 5. Just interpreting: local and contract interpreters in Iraq 6. The interpreter's visibility

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