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'He must be very friendly with people'
2017
unpublished
This thesis addresses interpreting in asylum hearings and examines the applicants' perspective. Their perception of their relation with the interpreter and whether they tend to see the interpreter as an ally or rather an opponent are of particular interest. The claims made by Watzlawick et al., highlighting the relationship aspect of communication, serve as a theoretical point of departure. Apart from the applicants' perception of the interpreter in the actual asylum hearing, properties deemed
doi:10.25365/thesis.48539
fatcat:ewewivh4bzbm7mbdozx4smvela