The Rational Distribution of Cognitive Resources in Interpretation
Chen You-xun
Abstract
Chen You-xun
Abstract
The author points out that interpretation is an online multi-task processing cognition and many interpreters,especially those new comers in this field,fail to have a good performance as a result of irrational distribution of cognitive resources in this process.In light of the Effort Model proposed by Daniel Gile,and supported by the first-hand data from his teaching experience,the author goes to explore the ideal model of energy distribution in class training for interpretation.
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The author points out that interpretation is an online multi-task processing cognition and many interpreters,especially those new comers in this field,fail to have a good performance as a result of irrational distribution of cognitive resources in this process.In light of the Effort Model proposed by Daniel Gile,and supported by the first-hand data from his teaching experience,the author goes to explore the ideal model of energy distribution in class training for interpretation.
Key concepts: Interpretation (philosophy), Cognition, Irrational number, Class (philosophy), Interpreter, Process (computing), Field (mathematics), Distribution (mathematics)