This volume provides answers on ad-hoc interpreting, professional threats, ethical issues of the interpreter-mediator dichotomy, non-regulated language provision in integrative measures (protection of Ukrainian refugees), or the psychological dimension (stress, emotions, vicarious trauma) that characterizes dialogical interpreting in grieving.
Catalina Iliescu-Gheorghiu is a full professor in the Department of Translation and Interpreting at the University of Alicante. She studied Spanish and English Philology in Bucharest. Her doctoral thesis focused on Relevance Theory. Iliescu-Gheorghiu works as a conference interpreter, literary translator and author. She is the director of the INCOGNITO research group and editor of the MonTI journal.