Letter from the Editor: Making sense of the senses in interpreting
This issue revolves around the senses – how we use them, how we can take care of them, even how we might go beyond them in difficult situations.
Making Sense of the Senses
This issue revolves around the senses – how we use them, how we can take care of them, even how we might go beyond them in difficult situations.
The Court of Justice could speak in tongues because sitting discreetly in their booths were the interpreters.
The interpreter needs a “filter” to pass on humor and fun to the listeners without becoming personally caught up in the laughter.
Ever wonder what conference interpreters read in their leisure time? Here's a sample across four continents.
The interpreting profession has always been aware of the importance of the voice and the ears. After all, they are the tools of our trade.