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She is now the Director of Hiroshima Interpreters for Peace.
At a time when directing plays is often equated with exhibitionistic self-display or concept-mongering, Davies was a classic example of the director as interpreter of an author's intentions.
"He was a governor, and that will put him in a unique place," said Victor Zhikai Gao, director of the China National Association of International Studies and a former interpreter for Deng Xiaoping.
For example, when the American says to potential Chinese partners that he was the director of operations for a firm, the interpreter's words appear on screen as "He is also a surgeon".
Referring to Mr. Thielemann, 48, a leading Wagner interpreter and music director of the Munich Philharmonic, Katharina Wagner told the daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, "We have decided to run as a team".
Lucy Parham is a well known Schumann interpreter and artistic director of Schumann festivals.
But within a few weeks he became the unofficial interpreter for the director of the Mexican equivalent of NSF, CONICYT, during a visit to the foundation.
The essay by Professor Camayd-Freixas, who is the director of a program to train language interpreters at the university, has also caused a stir among legal interpreters.
