SPEECH AND CONCEPT IN LINGUISTIC SYNERGETICS
Keywords:
linguistic synergetics, speech, concept, communication, language dynamics, cognitive functions, intercultural communication, artificial intelligence.Abstract
This article explores the intricate relationship between speech and concepts within the framework of linguistic synergetics, a field focused on the dynamic, self-organizing processes in language systems. Emphasizing the cognitive and communicative functions of speech, the paper discusses how speech acts as a tool for expressing and shaping concepts. The study highlights potential applications in language pedagogy, artificial intelligence, and intercultural communication.
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