Истоки когнитивной лингвистики

Истоки когнитивной лингвистики

№ 4(4) 2014

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29 –

35 Язык: русский

Аннотация

Попытки традиционной лингвистики смоделировать язык, пользуясь существующими процедурами, для получения всевозможных грамматических предложений данного языка, не дали желаемого результата. Это послужило причиной возникновения когнитивного подхода в лингвистике. Статья посвящена истории возникновения когнитивной лингвистики. В статье рассматриваются работы и идеи зачинателей когнитивного подхода в лингвистике.

Анъанавий лингвистиканинг мавжуд усуллар билан турли грамматик гапларни тузиш ёрдамида тилни моделлаштириш бўйича уринишлари кутилган натижани бермади. Шубоис тилшуносликда когнитив ёндашув пайдо бўлди. Мақола когнитив тилшуносликнинг келиб чиқиш тарихига бағишланган. Унда лингвистикадаги когнитив ёндашувни кашф этган тилшунослар тадқиқотлари ва улар олға сурган ғоялар таҳлил этилган.

The attempts of traditional linguistics to model language by the help of various procedures to create grammatical sentences of the language, were failed. That was the reason of appearance of cognitive approach in linguistics. The article studies the background of cognitive linguistics.The ideas and works of representatives of this approach has been looked through.

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