The Critical Link: Interpreters in the Community

• Foreword: A landmark in the evolution of interpreting
  Brian Harris | p. 1
• Overview of community interpreting
• Community interpreting today and tomorrow
  Roda P. Roberts | p. 7
• Roles of the community interpreter
• The role of the interpreter in the adversarial courtroom
  Sabine Fenton | p. 29
• Recycled information as a questioning strategy: Pitfalls in interpreted-mediated talk
  Cecilia Wadensjö | p. 35
• Training in community interpreting
• Orientation workshops for interpreters of all languages: How tostrike a balance between the ideal world and reality
  Holly Mikkelson and Hanne Mintz | p. 55
• Training the community interpreter: the Nunavut arctic college experience
  Christine Penney and Susan Sammons | p. 65
• Training needs of public personnel working with interpreters
  Ann Corsellis | p. 77
• Standards, evaluation, accreditation
• The challenges of setting and monitoring the standards of community interpreting: An australian perspective
  Sherrill J. Bell | p. 93
• Community interpreting or not? Practices, standards and accreditation
  Adolfo Gentile | p. 109
• Accreditation in australia: An alternative means
  Elizabeth Lascar | p. 119
• Obtaining feedback from non-Engllish speakers
  Nathan Garber and Louise A. Mauffette-Leenders | p. 131
• Issues in community interpreting
• Degree of interpreter responsibilty in the interaction process in community interpreting
  Birgitta Englund Dimitrova | p. 147
• Interpreting for health in the united states: Government partnerships with communities, interpreters, and providers
  Julia Puebla Fortier | p. 165
• Legal interpreting by Any other name is still legal interpreting
  Virginia Benmaman | p. 179
• The courtroom interpreter: Paragon and Intruder?
  Yvonne Fowler | p. 191
• The interpreter on trial: Pragmatics in court interpreting
  Sandra Hale | p. 201
• Community interpreting in Practice
• “Is there anybody out there?” community interpreting in austria
  Franz Pöchhacker | p. 215
• Schollchildren as community interpreters
  Carolyn Bullock and Brian Harris | p. 227
• Training college students as community interpreters: an innovative model
  Suzanne Michael and Marianne Cocchini | p. 237
• UN military observer interpreting in a community setting
  Roy / Francis Thomas | p. 249
• Court interpretation in Denmark
  Nancy Schweda Nicholson and Bodil Martinsen | p. 259
• A three-tiered health care interpreter system
  Silvana E. Carr | p. 271
• Rhetoric and reality: Two decades of community interpreting and translating in australia
  Terry Chesher | p. 277
• Works cited | p. 293
• Index | p. 311

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