Interpreting: It's history in a nutshell
Edouard Roditi
Solidification of interpretation as an academic discipline, leading to the creation of formal educational programs.
Interpreters facilitate communication during the expansion of Islam, bridging diverse cultures.
Development of interpretation in European diplomacy, with interpreters playing key roles in peace negotiations.
14th Century
Ancient Times
19th Century
8th Century
Use of interpreters in civilizations like Egypt, Greece, and Rome for trade and diplomacy.
1960
17th Century
Rise of international conferences and the formal employment of interpreters in political and diplomatic events.
Growth of international trade in Europe increases the need for interpreters at fairs and markets.
OpenAI (2024). ChatGPT. (versión 3.5) [Modelo de lenguaje amplio] https://chat.openai.com/Edouard Roditi,. Interpreting: Its History in a Nutshell, Washington D.C.,
National Resource Center for Translation and Interpretation, Georgetown University,
1982, 19 p.
Interpreting: Its history in a nutshell
Development of simultaneous interpretation
Founding of schools and programs
dedicated to the training of interpreters, marking the professionalization of the field.
improving communication at international conferences.
19th Century
1945
1970s
1920s
1950s
The stablishment of the United Nations
Recognition of interpretation as a profession
Formal interpretation
creates a significant demand for professional interpreters.
begins in diplomatic and legal contexts, though it remains informal.
with established ethical standards and academic guidelines.
OpenAI (2024). ChatGPT. (versión 3.5) [Modelo de lenguaje amplio] https://chat.openai.com/Edouard Roditi,. Interpreting: Its History in a Nutshell, Washington D.C.,
National Resource Center for Translation and Interpretation, Georgetown University,
1982, 19 p.
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Interpreting: It's history in a nutshell
Edouard Roditi
Solidification of interpretation as an academic discipline, leading to the creation of formal educational programs.
Interpreters facilitate communication during the expansion of Islam, bridging diverse cultures.
Development of interpretation in European diplomacy, with interpreters playing key roles in peace negotiations.
14th Century
Ancient Times
19th Century
8th Century
Use of interpreters in civilizations like Egypt, Greece, and Rome for trade and diplomacy.
1960
17th Century
Rise of international conferences and the formal employment of interpreters in political and diplomatic events.
Growth of international trade in Europe increases the need for interpreters at fairs and markets.
OpenAI (2024). ChatGPT. (versión 3.5) [Modelo de lenguaje amplio] https://chat.openai.com/Edouard Roditi,. Interpreting: Its History in a Nutshell, Washington D.C., National Resource Center for Translation and Interpretation, Georgetown University, 1982, 19 p.
Interpreting: Its history in a nutshell
Development of simultaneous interpretation
Founding of schools and programs
dedicated to the training of interpreters, marking the professionalization of the field.
improving communication at international conferences.
19th Century
1945
1970s
1920s
1950s
The stablishment of the United Nations
Recognition of interpretation as a profession
Formal interpretation
creates a significant demand for professional interpreters.
begins in diplomatic and legal contexts, though it remains informal.
with established ethical standards and academic guidelines.
OpenAI (2024). ChatGPT. (versión 3.5) [Modelo de lenguaje amplio] https://chat.openai.com/Edouard Roditi,. Interpreting: Its History in a Nutshell, Washington D.C., National Resource Center for Translation and Interpretation, Georgetown University, 1982, 19 p.