Titlebook: Language Interpretation and Communication; David Gerver,H. Wallace Sinaiko Book 1978 Plenum Press, New York 1978 Symposium.cognition.commu

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Language Interpretation and Communication: Introduction to the Proceedingsrogram for 1977. Ninety-six participants from 16 countries and 6 international organizations met at the Giorgio Cini Foundation on the Isle of San Giorgio in Venice during the last week of September, 1977 to take part in the first interdisciplinary forum on practical and theoretical aspects of confe

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Selection and Training of Conference Interpreters skills that make a good interpreter. Interpreters are not trained for the purpose of scientific investigation. Selection and training must be conceived and organized so as to give the future interpreter a maximum of assurance that he will be fully prepared to successfully face the acid test of his

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Intercultural Communication and the Training of Interpreters at the Monterey Institute of Foreign Stil 1967 that, at the Monterey Institute of Foreign Studies in California, the first integrated curriculum for the training of translators and interpreters within an academic structure of higher education was established. Two senior interpreters of the U.N. team in New York, as well as Mr. Walter Kei

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The Role of Oral Language in the Evolution of Manual Languagethe deaf in Europe and the U.S. throws light on the conditions under which and the ways in which manual language evolved over the last two hundred years. This inquiry has revealed the following: (1) Manual languages in the U.S., France, and Italy (among other countries) have been subject to systemat

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