Routledge Interpreting and the Politics of Recognition Yearbook

Explore the deep connections between interpreting and social recognition in this IATIS Yearbook published by Routledge. This academic text examines the historical, ethical, and professional dimensions of interpreting as a widespread form of intercultural communication. By looking at topics ranging from colonialism to representation, power, and ethics, the book provides a comprehensive look at how linguistic modalities affect the equality of citizens. This volume covers both signed and spoken language, offering a broad perspective on how different communities interact. The contributors are leading authorities who provide diverse examples from various cultures, including ethnic minority groups and deaf communities. Organized into three parts with eight chapters, this book serves as a detailed resource for understanding the complex role interpreting plays in modern society.