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Looking for literature/articles on Community interpreting
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Sep 27, 2004

Hello everybody!
I am urgently looking for literature /articles about Community Interpreting.
Maybe any of you can provide me with something useful???????????
Any comment welcome!!!
CHEERS!!!

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Of interest may be Margareta Bowen's article on the subject. The Monterey Institute has also published Holly Mikkelson's paper regarding this, as has NAJIT... See more
Of interest may be Margareta Bowen's article on the subject. The Monterey Institute has also published Holly Mikkelson's paper regarding this, as has NAJIT.

The John Benjamins publication of the papers to the "Critical Link" conference will surely be worth getting in hard copy. ▲ Collapse
 


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