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Introduction
Chapter One A General Account of Interpretation
1.1 Interpretation: What Is It?
1.2 The Characteristics of Interpretation
1.3 The Criteria of Interpretation
1.3.1 Accuracy of Information
1.3.2 Similar Effects Between Interpretation and Original Language
1.3.3 The Audience's Acceptance of Interpretation
1.3.4 Quick Response to the Original Speech
1.4 The Requisites for the Interpreter
1.5 Interpreter: an Active Participant
Chapter Two The Process of Interpretation in the Interpretive Theory
2.1 The Interpretive Theory
2.2 The Process of Interpretation
2.2.1 Comprehension
2.2.2 Deverbalization
2.2.3 Expression
Chapter Three The Roles of the Interpreter
3.1 As a Listener
3.1.1 Auditory Perception
3.1.2 Memory
3.1.3 Note Taking
3.2 As a Reader
3.2.1 The Formation of Sense Unit
3.2.2 The Synthesis of Information
3.3 As a Creator
3.4 As an Interlocutor
Chapter Four The Factors Influencing the Role Shift of the Interpreter
4.1 Familiarity of the Subject Matter
4.2 Cultural Barriers
4.3 Psychological Intervention
4.3.1 The Psychological State of the Interpreter
4.3.2 Psychological Noise
4.4 Environmental Intervention
Conclusion
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
Appendix
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