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    by the previous studies‚ this author decided to penetrate into the topic of the application of schema theory in consecutive interpretation. The findings of this thesis demonstrate the importance of abundant background knowledge for a qualified interpreter. It is the author ’s hope that this thesis can benefit herself and her peers in their interpretation learning as well as their field interpretation work. Key Words: schema theory; background knowledge; comprehension; consecutive interpreting

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    between Interpreter& Advocate roles assessment Interpreter * Can only interpret what the client says to the service provider and vice versa‚ * CI is supposed to interpret accurately what is being said during the interview * Have to speak this same language as client * With no additions‚ no admissions‚ no editing‚ or polishing just says what was said * The interpreter provides a necessary cultural information * Cultural differences are leading to a misunderstanding and interpreter has

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    Sixth Amendment enforces the right to cross examine adverse witnesses (NCSC‚ 2009). The enforcement of these laws has resulted in the changing of ruling for several cases on the grounds of unfair representation of a language interpreter. Courts are required to appoint interpreters when witnesses and defendants in criminal cases do not speak English. These language barriers have caused issues within the criminal justice system‚ especially when police officers abuse their power during interrogations

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    other programs—such as assemblers‚ binders‚ linkers‚ and loaders—finish the translation. Most programming languages—such as C‚ C++‚ and Fortran—use compilers‚ but some—such as BASIC and LISP—use interpreters. An interpreter analyzes and executes each line of source code one-by-one. Interpreters produce initial results faster than compilers‚ but the source code must be re-interpreted with every use and interpreted languages are usually not as sophisticated as compiled languages. Most computer

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    are made not found". Fish also concludes that interpreters "find" poems‚ not by the poem’s "distinguishing features"‚ but by the knowledge of poems the interpreters possess; he believes that "interpreters do not decode poems; they make them". The differences an interpreter sees in certain objects result from the "different interpretive operations" he or she performs and not from "something inherent in one or another". As Fish states‚ the interpreter derives this knowledge of operations from "a publicly

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    memory‚ short-term memory and long-term memory. This paper goes on discussing about the major characteristic of these three memories. Through the memory’s point of view‚ the paper further discusses the implication for the memory in training an interpreter. This paper also tells about some steps to hone simultaneous interpreting skills so as to improve interpreting skills not only quickly but also effectively. Key Words: Sensory Memory‚ Short-term Memory‚ Long-term Memory‚ Interpretation‚ Effort

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    Approaches to the Study of Political Philosophy & Problems and Challenges of Interpretation *Notes compiled from David Boucher & Paul Kelly’s ‘Introduction’ in Political Thinkers: From Socrates to the Present‚ and Terence Ball’s ‘History and the Interpretation of Texts’* Political thought is thought about the State‚ its structure‚ nature and purpose. It is concerned with the moral elements of human behaviour in a society. Differentiating between the purpose of political life and life itself is

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    place by the US Department of Health and Human Services for the proper treatment of people who have Limited English Proficiency (LEP). This procedure makes it very clear that a family member may only be used as an interpreter if they are offered and forego a facility-provided interpreter at no cost to them‚ and then also specifically points

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    The safe structure is an arrangement of cells‚ tissues*‚ and organs that chip in to shield the body against ambushes by "remote" interlopers. These are basically life forms (germs) minute‚ sullying realizing natural substances‚ for instance‚ microorganisms‚ contaminations‚ parasites‚ and developments. Since the human body gives an immaculate space to various microorganisms‚ they endeavor to break in. It is the safe structure’s business to keep them out or‚ missing the mark that‚ to hunt out and obliterate

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    potential constraints for communication and some of these are shown in the case of Mrs. Romano. When working with linguistically diverse patients‚ these constraints can heighten and to effectively communicate with them you may need the aid of an interpreter or other external resources‚ as there can be very difficult language barriers to cross and work through for

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