The Translator's Attentiveness

The present article seeks to study the concept of "attentiveness" in translation studies.This concept was introduced for the first time in psychology, then in second language teaching.In the field of translation studies, we will talk about "the attentiveness of the translator." Firstly, we refer to the explanation of the concept from the point of view of its exponent, Eric Berne, and then we will use this version in the translation studies. From the importance of translation in the present era, we will find the importance of the translator and we will see that the interpreter, through translating, needs to be seen and filled with gratitude. In another part of this article, we will examine the causes of the attentiveness of the translator's paradoxical branches, the death and survival and contribution of the translator in power. A part of the forthcoming article is devoted to translators and interpreters will to take the form that we will explain.