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The history of the interpreting profession
- Introduction
- Interpreters as historical sources in ancient history: from Egyptian leeks to Chinese poems
- Middlemen in the Middle Ages: alfaqueques in Spain, griots with a flash-forward to Africa
- The Age of Discovery: Nahuatlatos and dragomans
- The 19th century: the Pacific Trail and the education of interpreters’ users
- The past 100 years: technical revolutions, trials (and errors), and memoirs
- Further reading
Abstract
The one duty we owe to history is to rewrite it.
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