Structure and component analysis of the ethical competence of the future translator
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https://doi.org/10.31548/hspedagog2021.01.024Abstract
In this article, the authors reveal the structural and component composition of the ethical competence of the future translator. It is formed on the concept of moral consciousness, the principles of professional ethics and a set of professionally important qualities. On this basis, the psychological mechanism of ethical competence of the translator is made, because in our study the spiritual development of the translator means awareness of his high purpose in life, responsibility to present and future generations, understanding the complexity of nature and constant pursuit of moral improvement. The measure of a translator's spiritual development can be the degree of his responsibility for his physical, mental and social development, and professionally important qualities.References
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