THE INTERRELATIONSHIP OF PRAGMATICS AND COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS WITH LINGUOSEMIOTICS
Keywords:
Pragmatics, cognitive linguistics, linguosemiotics, semiotics, sign system, communication, meaning construction, speech act, implicature, relevance theory, conceptual metaphor, frame semantics, conceptual integration, cognition, discourse.Abstract
This article examines the interrelationship between pragmatics,
cognitive linguistics, and linguosemiotics in contemporary linguistic research. It
analyzes language as a system of signs, a means of communication, and a reflection
of human cognition. The study highlights the theoretical foundations of
linguosemiotics and explores how pragmatic and cognitive approaches contribute to
understanding the mechanisms of meaning construction. Particular attention is given
to speech act theory, implicature, relevance theory, conceptual metaphor, frame
semantics, and conceptual integration. The article demonstrates that the integration
of these disciplines provides a comprehensive explanation of linguistic meaning,
interpretation, and communication. It also emphasizes the significance of this
interdisciplinary approach for discourse analysis, intercultural communication,
media studies, and modern linguistic research.
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