Resignifying Silence
Transformations in the Role of Sign Language Interpreters during the Pandemic
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https://doi.org/10.51473/ed.al.v3i1.634Keywords:
Pandemic, Sign Language Interpreter, Social Isolation, ReconfigureAbstract
The article constructed so far seeks, above all, to document a set of narratives through oral accounts gathered from interviews, recognizing them as an integral part of the resulting process - writing. These narratives present to the readers the experiences lived by professionals immersed in a moment of chaos and a state of global health emergency. The primary objective is to document all that has been experienced through these narratives, but not only that; it is understood that by creating spaces for dialogue, one can better shape the paths for the professional’s performance, exercise, and enhancement of their training in focus.
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