THE NOTION OF "CONCEPT" AS ONE OF THE BASIC CONCEPTS OF COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS
Keywords:
Keywords: Cognitive linguistics,Concept,Language consciousness,Operational units of memory,Frames,Gestalts,Historical development,Russian cognitive language theory,Methodologies for studying concepts, Semantic-cognitive examination, Associative experiments, Corpus linguistics, Cultural linguistics, Stereotypical attitudes,Comparative linguisticsAbstract
Annotation: This article explores the concept of "concept" within the framework
of cognitive linguistics, tracing its historical development and its role in understanding
language, thought, and culture. It begins by acknowledging the rapid growth of
cognitive linguistics in the mid-20th century, emphasizing the contributions of
prominent figures such as Lakoff, Johnson, and Langacker. The Russian perspective
on cognitive language theory, dating back to the 1920s, is highlighted, with notable
contributions from Russian scientists.
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