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Speaker positioning in interpreter-mediated press conferences
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2017
Benjamins Current Topics
This article investigates potential effects which (the recontextualisation of) interpreted discourse can have on the positioning of participants. The discursive event which forms the basis of the analysis are international press conferences which bring politicians and journalists together. The dominant question addressed is: (How) do interpreter-mediated encounters influence the positioning of participants and thus the construction of interactional and social roles? The article illustrates that
doi:10.1075/bct.94.06sch
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