GALLAI, FABRIZIO

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1-gen-2024 Asylum hearings in Italy: Who mediates between cultures? Amato, Amalia Agata Maria; Gallai, Fabrizio
1-gen-2024 Book review: Interpreting as Translanguaging: Theory, Research, and Practice Gallai, Fabrizio
1-gen-2019 Cognitive pragmatics and translation studies GALLAI F
1-gen-2015 Come lavorare nel ruolo di interprete giuridico: aspetti interazionali GALLAI F; RUDVIN M
1-gen-2014 Discourse markers in free indirect style and interpreting BLAKEMORE D; GALLAI F
1-gen-2015 Disentangling the complex web of language, culture, and cognition: A case for interdisciplinarity in (legal) interpreting research GALLAI F
1-gen-2022 Ethics and Training of Interpreters in the Asylum Context Fabrizio Gallai
1-gen-2015 Il quadro teorico dell'interpretazione in ambito giuridico-giudiziario GALLAI F
1-gen-2019 Interpreters at war: Testing boundaries of neutrality GALLAI F
1-gen-2019 Interpreting ethics in fragile environments GALLAI F
1-gen-2012 Legalising EU legal interpreters: a case for the NRPSI GALLAI F
1-gen-2005 Mad and murderous: two matricides reported by the Italian press before and after the Basaglia law GALLAI F
1-gen-2016 Point of view in free indirect thought and in community interpreting GALLAI F
1-gen-2017 Pragmatic competence and interpreter-mediated police investigative interviews GALLAI F
1-gen-2015 Quality in Legal Interpreting and Pragmatics: Are they compatible? GALLAI F
1-gen-2022 Relevance Theory in Translation and Interpreting: A Cognitive-Pragmatic Approach Gallai Fabrizio
1-gen-2024 The multiple roles of interpreters in asylum hearings in Italy Amalia Amato; Fabrizio Gallai
1-gen-2005 The rotten, the disembowelled woman, the skinned man: Body images from Eighteenth century Florentine wax modelling GALLAI F
1-gen-2023 Using Moodle in EFL Teaching in Italy: The Case Of Everywhere Boyd, Michael; Gallai, Fabrizio
1-gen-2013 “I'll just intervene whenever he finds it a bit difficult to answer”: Exploding the myth of literalism in interpreter-mediated interviews GALLAI F