The Unity of Man, Nature and Language in Ecolinguistic Translation

A new direction in linguistics called ecolinguistics is described, the main directions in its development and an attempt to definer the concept of translation ecology and outline possible ways of analyzing a text that can be defined as an ecology clear text are presented. The article deals with the principles and approaches of translation ecology as an independently developing field of research, based on the tenets of linguistic ecology, according to which language is presented as an ecosystem, therefore translation can be considered as a process of interaction of at least two ecosystems: the source language and the target language, which required an extended interpretation of the model space translation by introducing a special natural and biological field. The concept of translation space has received an extended interpretation: the additional natural and biological field that produces ecological meaning has been introduced.