Interpretation Theory and Practice 1: Translation (INTR 2140)
This course provides opportunities to practically apply a cognitive model of interpreting in which the interpreter actively constructs meaning based on cues provided by others. Students will develop skills in analyzing and translating ASL and English texts, exploring multiple parameters of discourse and message analysis. These may include speaker/signer intent, implied and explicit content, emotional affect, culturally-bound elements, and the impact of contextual factors.
Course code: INTR 2140
Credits: 3.0
Length: 60.0 hours
Course outline:
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