Kristin Knoddon. Being Understood: Deaf Interpreters, Embodiment and Relationality. Channel View Publications Ltd/Multilingual, 2026. vii + 156 pp. ISBN 978-1-78892-117-6

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Kristin Knoddon. Being Understood: Deaf Interpreters, Embodiment and Relationality. Channel View Publications Ltd/Multilingual, 2026. vii + 156 pp. ISBN 978-1-78892-117-6

Kristin Knoddon. Being Understood: Deaf Interpreters, Embodiment and Relationality. Channel View Publications Ltd/Multilingual, 2026. vii + 156 pp. ISBN 978-1-78892-117-6