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Poignant2021
BibType ARTICLE
Key Poignant2020
Author(s) Elisabeth Poignant
Title The cross-lingual shaping of narrative landscapes: involvement in interpreted story telling
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Tag(s) EMCA, Storytelling, In press, Interpreting, Interpretation, Consecutive interpretation, Narratives, Coupled turn, Turn cycle
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Year 2020
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Journal Perspectives: Studies in Translation Theory and Practice
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DOI https://doi.org/10.1080/0907676X.2020.1846571
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Abstract

Although consecutive interpreting of longer stretches of speech inevitably involves repetition and delays, it can also be regarded as a resource for engagement in storytelling. In an open, interpreted conversation on stage about a recently published piece of literature, the participants had to manage several tasks at once: an interview with questions of public interest, a literary reading session with captivating excerpts of adequate length, and the handling of alternating languages on the floor, all within a certain time frame. In the case explored, conversational interactions on different levels, such as repetition, gesture and gaze are analysed, to see both how cross-lingual narration is achieved and what the specific nature of an interpreter-mediated public literary conversation requires from the author, the moderator and the interpreter performing on stage. The study also touches on the role and function of the book as a talking object in the conversation.

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