A comparative interpreting studies view of interpreting in religious contexts

Abstract This article applies Comparative Interpreting Studies to research on interpreting in religious contexts and the relevance of this literature studies more broadly. is an approach that looks plot commonalities all practice. It argued actual observed interpreter behaviors, rather than assumed professional standards, provide a justifiable unit comparison. The behavior interpreters discussed, alongside split between prescriptive descriptive approaches analyzing importance spiritual emotional aspects. Differences are shown shadow debates within thus offer insights may be cautiously generalized. Such generalizations align with recent variety lead call for researchers give attention wider social, organizational, personal interpreting.