Recent Publications

Kent, Stephanie Jo. (2009) “A Discourse of Danger and Loss: Interpreters on Interpreting for the European Parliament.” In Quality in Interpreting: A Shared Responsibility, Sandra Hale and Uldis Ozolins (Eds.). Benjamins Translation Library 87. John Benjamin’s Publishing Company. (Abstract)

Kent, Stephanie Jo, and James Cumming. (Spring 2008) “I Don’t Know”: Engaging with Problematic Moments in Multicultural Education. Radical Pedagogy 9:2. International Consortium for the Advancement of Academic Publication. http://radicalpedagogy.icaap.org/content/issue9_2/Kent_Cumming.html

Kent, Stephanie Jo. (2007) “‘Why Bother?’ Institutionalization, Interpreter Decisions, and Power Relations”. In Professionalisation of Interpreting in the Community, C. Wadensjo,  B.E. Dimitrova, & A.L. Nilsson ( Eds). Benjamins Translation Library 70.  John Benjamin’s Publishing Company. (Abstract)

Kent, Stephanie Jo and Potter, Anne.  (2005). Unterbrechungen beim Dolmetschen: Kulturelle und Gruppendynamik Das Zeichen: Zeitschrift fur sprache und kultur gehorloser.  Trixi Bucker (Tr.) 71: 420-425.

Kent, Stephanie Jo and Potter, Anne.  (2005). The Interpreter and Interrupting:  Cultural and Group Dynamics. International Perspectives on Interpreting: Selected proceedings from the Supporting Deaf People online conferences 2001 – 2005. http://www.directlearn.co.uk/ashop/catalogue  (Abstract)

Kent, Stephanie Jo. (2004). In or Out of FLOW? Views: A Monthly Publication of the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf,21(1), p. 25. Republished, January 2005, in Newsli, a newsmagazine for sign language interpreters in the UK. Issue 51:3-4.

Kent, Stephanie Jo. (2002). Meaning and Dynamics. Views: A Monthly Publication of the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf,19(9), p. 11.

Kent, Stephanie Jo. (2002). ‘In’ and ‘Out’ of Role: Sign Language Interpreters and the Practical Management of Communication, Part 1. Views: : A Monthly Publication of the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf. 19(4), p. 8-9 Kent, Stephanie Jo. (2002). A Different Role: Sign Language Interpreters and the Practical Management of Communication, Part 2. Views: … Continue reading “A Different Role: Sign Language Interpreters and the Practical Management of Communication”