Language into Language: Cultural, Legal and Linguistic Issues for Interpreters and Translators

Language into Language, conceived as both a theoretical and a practical source for aspiring and practicing interpreters and translators, also serves courtroom personnel (judges, attorneys, and reporters) and social-service administrators, as well as language teachers, diplomats, and business executives who are involved in bilingual and bicultural environments and language transactions.

Saúl Sibirsky practices translation and interpretation in Connecticut and has taught at the University of Wisconsin, the University of Pittsburgh, and Cornell College, Iowa. Martin C. Taylor has taught at UCLA, the University of Michigan, the University of California-Berkeley, and the University of Nebraska. At Nova Southeastern University, he was dean of the Panama Center. In South Florida, he is a translator and teaches phonetics.