Interpreting Modes
Interpreting Modes is a conceptual framework in Interpreting Studies that categorizes the distinct methods of oral language mediation—such as consecutive, simultaneous, and whispered interpreting—according to the temporal relationship between source and target language production, the communicative setting, and the interpreter’s role dynamics.
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Tel Aviv University
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Western Sydney University
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