10 Consciousness and Language
Farrakhova Gulnaz Faizovna, Slavina Liliya Rustmovna, Mustafina Jamila Nasyhovna, Maklakova Evgeniya Mikhaylovna, Aydayeva Gunay Firuddinovna, Garaeva Rimma Salavatovna
Harvard University Press eBooks December 31, 2006 DOI: 10.4159/9780674037793-011 (opens in new tab)
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AI-extracted from the abstract| Characteristics | Review Peer reviewed |
|---|---|
| Keywords | Consciousness Linguistics |
| Citations | 4 |
| Key findings | Argues that consciousness is a universal phenomenon with a dual nature, both material and ideal, and should be studied in combination with concepts from philosophy, psychology, and psycholinguistics. |
Abstract
This review article is devoted to the concept of consciousness in psycholinguistics. The \ncharacteristic features of interpretation in related sciences, the use in the process of interpretation of \nvarious methods of linguistic analysis are considered. The work covers the approaches to the \nconcept of consciousness on the examples of works of domestic and foreign scientists. The \nnecessity of using the concept of consciousness in combination with the concepts that operate in \nphilosophy, psychology and psycholinguistics is revealed and substantiated. In conclusion, \nconsciousness exists everywhere as a universal phenomenon and has a dual nature, because it is \nmaterial and ideal