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  • Gabriel Cabrera Méndez (coordinator)
  • Amalia Amato
  • Gloria Bazzocchi
  • Michela Bertozzi
  • Sabine Braun
  • Ladis Calparsoro Forcada
  • Pilar Capanaga
  • Enrico Capiozzo
  • Lisa Danese
  • Elena Davitti
  • Estefanía Flores Acuña
  • Serena Ghiselli
  • María Jesús González Rodríguez
  • Emilia Iglesias Fernández
  • Juan Miguel Mejías Fernández
  • Juana Muñoz López
  • María Enriqueta Pérez Vázquez
  • Pilar Rodríguez Reina
  • Mariachiara Russo
  • Félix San Vicente
  • Nicoletta Spinolo
  • Raffaella Tonin


glos:en:conversation_hierarchy

Conversation hierarchy

A hierarchy is set in all interactions that determines which party (player) is responsible for managing speaking times. Ranking system given to a player having the highest authority by speaking time management during a conversation with an interpreter. In the field of over-the-phone interpretations, the lack of visual references promotes hierarchization of the call, which usually begins with the authority of the phone operator on the caller and the interpreter, until new players enter the conversation, such as medical personnel or police officers.

References

Dualia Teletraducciones SL. Telephone interpreters training. 2015


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