The evolving curriculum in interpreter and translator education
A bibliometric analysis
Article outline
- Defining ‘curriculum’
- A bibliometric analysis
- What does the analysis of the corpus reveal?
- What are we not seeing?
- Stakeholder perspectives and voices
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Note
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References
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