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The book presents a study into the trainee interpreters' and
certified interpreters' subjective experience of psycho-affective
factors in consecutive interpreting. In the form of four case
studies, the book offers an insight in how the subjective
experience of anxiety, fear, language ego/language
inhibition/language boundaries, extroversion/introversion,
self-esteem, motivation and stress conditions and affects
consecutive interpreting performance. What emerges from the study
is that the interpreter's psycho-affectivity is a continually
operating and intricate mechanism which may impact on nearly all
constituents of the consecutive interpreting process and that its
potential causes may lie in virtually all - even the seemingly
unimportant - aspects of the interpreting process.
This book explores a range of topics situated in the overlapping
areas of theoretical linguistics, applied linguistics and
translation studies. The first part of the book comprises five
original contributions on topics ranging from general linguistics
to applied linguistics while the second part comprises eleven
original contributions exploring selected aspects of theoretical,
descriptive and applied translation studies. This book also
initiates the publishing activity of the Department of Translation
Studies, established at the Institute of English Studies,
University of Wroclaw, Poland.
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