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Interpreting Studies only recently have been increasing their interest in sign language interpreting, as a consequence of the recognition of sign languages all over the world and the regulation of the profession of sign language translator/interpreter in some countries. In Brazil, some differences — but also some similarities — between spoken language interpreters and Brazilian sign language (Libras) interpreters as for their training, professional experience and social status are noteworthy. Therefore, this paper aims at looking into some of these aspects, theoretically founded on the historiography and sociology of translation/interpretation.

INTÉRPRETES DE LÍNGUAS ORAIS E INTÉRPRETES DE LIBRAS: SEMELHANÇAS E DIFERENÇAS NA FORMAÇÃO, ATUAÇÃO E STATUS SOCIAL