Monographic

• Introduction: Non-Professional Interpreters and Translators in Public Services. Training, Competences and Needs

  Carmen Valero-Garcés

  1-7

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• Training Non-Professional Interpreters and Translators in Public Services: DIALOGOS

  Carmen Pena Díaz

  9-20

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• Training legal translators and interpreters: Creation and reception of didactic materials and resources to train non-professional translators and interpreters in languages of lesser diffusion

  Candelas Bayón Cenitagoya, Andrea Sanz de la Rosa

  21-31

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• ‘No professional interpreter at hand!’ Training healthcare professionals on how to work with child language brokers

  Almudena Nevado Llopis, Ana Isabel Foulquié Rubio, Alina Pelea

  33-45

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• From Training to Practice: Evaluating the Role and Training of Lesser Diffusion Languages Interpreters and Mediators in Healthcare Services

  María Jiménez Castro, Irene Rivera-Trigueros

  47-58

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• African language interpreters and trainee interpreters in the Canary Islands: Two educational proposals for the acquisition of specific skills

  Leticia Fidalgo González, Goretti García Morales

  59-68

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• Training Interpreters of Languages of Lesser Diffusion in an English Medium, Non Language Specific Interpreting Classroom

  Ineke Crezee

  69-79

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• The challenge of training non-professional telephone interpreters: an urgent training proposal based on experience

  Gabriel Cabrera Méndez, Raquel Lázaro Gutiérrez

  81-89

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• Solidaridad en Traducción e Interpretación en los Servicios Públicos: Análisis exploratorio del perfil del traductor/intérprete voluntario en ONG

  Cristina Álvaro Aranda, Raquel Lázaro Gutiérrez

  91-102

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• Designing a competence profile to guide crash courses for non-professional interpreters working in the field of international protection

  Francisco Javier Vigier-Moreno, Mariana Relinque Barranca

  103-112

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• Public Service Interpreting in Greece: Professionalization Challenges and Candidate Profiles for the National Interpreter Registry

  Anastasios Ioannidis

  113-123

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• A retrospective review of language brokers’ coping and emotional responses

  Leticia Santamaría Ciordia

  125-135

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• Preliminary mapping of lesser used languages (LLD) and Public Service Interpreting and Translation (PSIT) in the EU

  Carmen Valero Garcés

  137-150

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• Linguistic and cultural bridges in healthcare: analysis of the role of professional interpreters in contexts involving languages of lesser diffusion

  Belén Llopis-Pérez, Carmen Merino Cabello

  151-162

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• Sources for public service translators and interpreters: organising sources to make the most out of their potential

  Bianca Vitalaru

  163-173

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• Portable glossaries: a to-go terminological tool for public service interpreters in training

  Laura Monguilod Navarro, Sofía Antequera Manzano

  175-185

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• Linguistic Accessibility to Oncological Healthcare Information Resources for Arabic-Speaking Migrants in Andalusia

  Sabah El Herch Moumni

  187-200

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• Mapping the field: a systematic review of non-professional interpreting and translation in Italy.

  Federica Ceccoli

  201-214

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Miscellany

• Traduttore Traditore: How the “Unfaithful” Illuminate Translation and Interpreting Studies

  Marko Miletich

  215-224

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• Between García Lorca and Carr: translating dialect, orality, and cultural identity in Marina Carr’s adaptation, Blood Wedding

  Melania, Salma

  225-236

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• Transnational Itineraries of Juan Goytisolo's Marks of Identity: Editorial Processes, Translation, and Reception between Gallimard and Grove Press

  Fernando Ariza Gonz´ález

  237-248

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• Infratranslation and Supratranslation in early-20th Century Basque Country: Asymmetry in Literary Translation Flows between Basque and Spanish (1923-1939)

  Ane Irizar Melero

  249-261

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• Adaptation as multimodal product: Babylon Berlin — a case study

  Sandra Romero Valdivia

  263-273

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• Oye, oye! The Spanish Discourse Marker Oye and its German Equivalents

  Alejandro González Villar, Mailyn Lübke

  275-292

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• Čukovskij and the beginnings of scientific translation studies in the USSR

  Enrique Javier Vercher García

  293-301

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• Analysis of compound nouns as specialized vocabulary in a corpus of journalistic texts used in translator training

  Paula Liendo, Camila Antonella Solís

  303-315

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• DeepSeek as Generative IA Tool in Specialized Text Translation and Post-Editing

  Jahiro Samar Andrade Preciado, Cristian Gabriela Gallego Real, Héctor Javier Sánchez Ramírez

  317-333

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• Quality parameters for tourism translation ES>FR: proposal-guideline and case study

  María Nieves Fluet Sánchez

  335-346

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• Challenges in the sworn translation of the French acte de mariage: categorization of translation problems and students' perception of teacher feedback

  Julia Lobato Patricio

  347-358

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• Proposal of an Interpreting Competence Model for Interpreter Training in Mexico

  Héctor Javier Sánchez Ramírez

  359-367

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• Artificial Intelligence for the Preservation of Native Languages: The Case of Quechua in Peru

  Brenda Isabel Murrugarra Retamozo

  369-389

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Reviews

• Álvaro Aranda, Cristina, La interpretación sanitaria en una sociedad de profesiones. Comares 2025. 176 pp.

  Carmen Merino Cabello

  391-393

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• Vidal Claramonte, M.ª Carmen África, Translation and Repetition: Rewriting (Un)original Literature. Routledge 2023. 174 pp.

  Margarita Savchenkova

  395-397

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• Mogorrón Huerta, Pedro; Navarro-Brotons, Lucía y Martínez-Blasco, Iván (Eds.), Aproximación a la traducción de referentes culturales en el ámbito audiovisual y literario / Approach to the translation of cultural references in the audiovisual and literary fields (Vol. 45). John Benjamins 2025. 308 pp.

  Blanca Miranda Rodas

  399-401

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• Nuevos Enfoques Lingüísticos y Traductológicos del Discurso Turístico

  Fabiola Jurado Muñoz

  403-405

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• Jiménez Hurtado, C. y Carlucci, L. Lectura fácil: Procesos y entornos de una nueva modalidad de traducción. Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 2024. 233 pp.

  Laura Monguilod Navarro

  407-408

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• López-Rodríguez, Clara Inés. Traducción accesible para el teatro. Emociones y multimodalidad. Editorial Universidad de Granada 2025. 198 pp.

  Alejandro L. Lapeña

  409-410

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• Hernández, Isabel (Ed.). Voces olvidadas: los traductores de obras españolas en la época de la literatura universal. Guillermo Escolar 2024. 376 pp.

  Reyna Carretero Rangel

  411-413

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• Datos del volumen 16 (2026)

  415-416

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