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Interpreting involves the oral translation of oral discourse and interpreters have played important roles throughout history, including in business and conferences. Research on conference interpreting has gone through experimental, practitioner, and renewal periods, with early writings in Geneva in the 1950s and the first manual published in 1952. A key development was the establishment of training programs like ESIT in Paris, which adopted the theory of sense, though this theory was later questioned by a new generation beginning in the mid-1980s.
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- 1. CONFERENCE Y SIMULTANEUS INTERPRETING. Interpreting : oral translation of oral discourse. Interpreters have played important roles in history Interpreting :business, conference.
- 2. Types and modes of interpreting. Spanish- English LANGUAGE: NATIVE LANGUAGE: FOREIGN. • English –Spanish. LANGUAGE: • French – English
- 3. History of research on conference interpreting . Experimental Period. The Practitioner's Period The Renewal Period. Early Writings.
- 4. In Geneva (Herbert 1952 , rozan 1956 Ilg 1959. Brussels van). 1952 First manual on interpretation published . 1956 Note are taken in the interpretation.. 1957 The first academy study on interpreting , an introspective MA thesis by Eva paneth was defended at the University of London.
- 5. 1. Ingrid Pinter. She was the one who defended interpretation manuals. 2. ESIT (Ecole superieure d'Interpretes et de traducteurs) 3. Theory of sense it was adopted in Paris.
- 6. 1. The renewal period began in the mid- eight. 2. A new generation of practitioners began to question the idea of du sens's theory