THE ROLE OF DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN MODERN LINGUISTIC THEORY
Keywords:
discourse, communication, linguistic analysis, language, verbalAbstract
The article describes the role of discourse analysis in modern linguistic theory. The article presents the content of the discourse, the work being done in this area today, the views and theories of scientists. The purpose of discourse analysis is to identify the social context behind oral or written speech, and to explore the interrelationships of language and social processes. It also includes the interpretation of language as speech and the attitude towards it as a form of social action that is directly developed in the social context of the implementation of this process. In this theory, language is not seen as a set of meanings that are universally or permanently assimilated, but as a field of action that influences the actions, thoughts, and feelings of others in the daily life practices of people. At the same time, the links between verbal actions and the social context of their use are emphasized.
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