Remote Interpreting Ethics

Remote Interpreting Ethics is a theoretical framework within interpreting ethics that systematically addresses the moral principles and professional responsibilities specific to linguistic mediators operating in technologically mediated, non-colocated interpretive environments.

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    Erica Alley

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  1. TigerPrints (Clemson University)

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