LANGUAGE AND SOCIETY IN MODERN LINGUISTIC RESEARCH
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.65164/hwba8b03Keywords:
society, language, culture, linguoculturology, ethnolinguistic, linguopersonology, cognitive linguistic, interconnection and interference, anthropocentric approach.Abstract
This article is discussed the close interrelationship and mutual influence among language, culture, and society. Special attention is given to the connection between language and culture, which is currently explored by disciplines such as linguoculturology, ethnolinguistics, and linguistic personology, with cognitive linguistics also contributing to this field of study. The author emphasizes that all these areas focus on human beings as the main carriers of both language and culture
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