The historicity of TILS - sign language translator and interpreter

from anonymity to recognition

Abstract

This article allows to visualize the appearance of the professional of Translator and Interpreter of Sign Language – TISL, in its historical building with respect to its processes of inclusion in society since its beg innings as volunteer work until its professionalization. This research is of bibliography and documental nature, therefore we have adopted a qualitative approach with the aim of track organizational records of such professional face to inclusive processes of specialized services as well as its officialization laws. Moreover, this article enables to follow the constitutional processes and public policies which have had advocated the Special Education. The progress which translators and interpreters have had upon its acknowledgement. To this study, it will be used the research method which provides a theoretical knowledge, onward its aspect, aiming the object core, by Karl Marx. We will embrace some main references such as: Januzzi (2004), Quadros (2004), Mazzota (1999), Gesser (2009), Nantes (2012), Netto (2011) in addition to official documents.