FEATURES OF THE MORAL CHARACTER, IMAGE AND THE CULTURE OF SPEECH OF AN ERUDITE PERSON BASED ON THE ANALYSIS OF INTERVIEWS WITH SPECIALISTS SOCIAL AND HUMANITARIAN SPHERE

Authors

  • T. Sarkisyan "The State Maritime University by Admiral F.F. Ushakov", Russia, Novorossiysk.
  • A. Agadzhanyan "The State Maritime University by Admiral F.F. Ushakov", Russia, Novorossiysk

Keywords:

image; lawyer; judge; economist; moral character; speech culture; erudite personality; social and humanitarian sphere.

Abstract

The moral image and the image of an erudite person closely interrelated. Researching touches some important points: do specialists in the social and humanitarian sphere really bear a great responsibility for their actions, do they rely on morality, do they understand the severity of the decision made, how do they know how to parry their judgments, competently use a huge catalog of knowledge, and what is their life position, position in professional and everyday society, and household preferences. 

Author Biographies

T. Sarkisyan , "The State Maritime University by Admiral F.F. Ushakov", Russia, Novorossiysk.

Candidate Cultural Studies, Associate Professor

A. Agadzhanyan, "The State Maritime University by Admiral F.F. Ushakov", Russia, Novorossiysk

student

References

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Mark Porcij Katon. Traktat «De agri cultura», perevod Sergeenko M.E. – Moskva. Izd-vo «Nauka». 2008. – Glava 1–17, punkt 1–2.

Myagotin A. V. «Obshestvennaya nravstvennost i moralnyj oblik gosudarstvennogo sluzhashego». / Zhurnal «Socialno-gumanitarnye znaniya». – Moskva. Izdvo MGUU Pravitelstva Rossii. 2009. – Str. 2–9.

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Published

2021-06-15

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 68 (2021)

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