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Contents
Foreword Part 1—Designated Interpreting
1. The Deaf Professional–Designated Interpreter Model
2. Look-Pause-Nod: A Linguistic Case Study of a Deaf
3. Attitudes and Behaviors of Deaf Professionals and Interpreters
4. Interpreting in the Work-Related Social Setting:
5. Interpreters, Conversational Style, and Gender at Work
6. Academic and Educational Interpreting from the Other Side
7. Walking the Fine Line Part 2—Deaf Professional and Designated Interpreter Partnerships
8. Cheesecloth and Cognitive Real Estate: Visual Language
9. The Other Side of the Curtain
10. Designated Interpreter–Deaf Chief Executive Officer:
11. Hearts, Minds, Hands: A Dream Team for Mental Health
12. Lights, Camera . . . Interpretation!
13. Timeliness, Technology, Terminology, and Tact: Challenging Contributors Index
Karen L. Finch is an instructor in the Department of American Sign Language and Interpreting Education at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, Rochester, NY. Angela B. Hauser is a staff interpreter at the University of Rochester, NY. ISBN 1-56368-368-7, 978-1-56368-368-8, 7 x 10 casebound, 224 pages, tables, figures, references, index $55.00s
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