Neuroetic Discourse of Psycholinguistics

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), 2018

Recently, researchers in the field of linguistics, psycholinguistics, psychology of language, translation studies and other related fields have shown an increased interest in studying linguistic features of discourse. An increasing amount of studies on deception, means of suggestion and manipulation in discourse clearly indicate that there is a relationship between the use of function words, discourse cognitive compexity and speakers' emotional states, his/her hidden intentions. Function words as 'style words' (Tausczik & Pennebaker, 2010) including pronouns, conjunctions, prepositions, articles are processed automatically due to their procedural meaning. This Psycholinguistic Computerized Tools of Linguistic and Translation...

PSYCHOLINGUISTICS, 2019

Introduction. The article reveals universal and specific features of non-canonical religious discourse. Religious discourse is generally defined as the process of cognitive-speech activity in a religiously relevant social and communicative situation, which involves the reception, transmission and/or creation (compilation) of certain religious texts in a certain context; and as the current result of this activity, which creates the corresponding discursive picture (model) of the world. The main genre of religious discourse is prayer – canonical (institutionalized) and non-canonical (non-institutionalized, personal). Non-canonical prayer is defined as an appeal to God, the text of which may contain both canonical fragments and individual verbal formulations of the subject. Materials & Techniques of the Research. The sample of empirical research is 543 persons of different age, social status, from different regions of Western Ukraine. Due to the use in the first stage of «Methods for t...

MESSENGER of Kyiv National Linguistic University. Series Philology, 2018

Introduction. The article deals with the linguistic aspect of the basic principles ofpsychotherapeutic discourse analysis. Research on discourse is one of the priorities in modernlinguistics. Integrative processes in science generally are based on the expansionism ofanthropocentric linguistics and they contribute to the formation of a cognitive-communicativeparadigm of knowledge, where discursive activity is seen in the light of internal mentalprocesses. Psychotherapeutic interaction of both participants in the process – the therapist andthe patient – is interpreted as a discursive practice that requires a thorough linguistic analysisto identify the motivational, cognitive and communicative aspects of the speech activity of bothparticipants in the psychotherapeutic session, and that determines the relevance of our research.The purpose of the article is to highlight the content and linguistic specificity ofthe main principles of psychotherapeutic discourse analysis.The methodology fo...

The article views neurophysiology of bilingualism such as articulatory loop, articulatory suppression, auditory attention and cognitive control; analyses the impact of age, short term phonetic memory, language proficiency, etc. on the quality of foreign language communication; represents the benefits of being bilingual.

Russian Journal of Linguistics

The paper deals with approaches to discourse studies. The approaches may be regarded as discourse dimensions associated with models presented and substantiated by M.M. Bakhtin, J. Habermas, Yu.M. Lotman and M.A.K. Halliday. They comprise contents, participants, tonality, channel and communicative actions. The approaches described complement each other and make it possible to synthesize the results achieved in Text Linguistics, Pragmatics, Social Linguistics, and Discourse Studies. They are joined by and oriented towards the concept of Language Personality, i.e. persons who manifest themselves in various kinds of communicative situations. However, each discourse dimension corresponds to a certain type of discourse. A Topic Approach to discourse focuses upon its contents (its referential substance) and specifies the correlation between explicit and implicit meaning expression. A Subject Approach to discourse makes it possible to single out and describe two basic types of communication as presented in Personality bound and Status bound discourse, the former diverges into two subtypes-Habitual and Existential communication, whereas the latter is manifested in various kinds of Institutional discourse. A Tonality Approach to discourse highlights different types of stylistic and emotional modes of communication and correspondingly characterizes personality types who are engaged in such situations. A Regime Approach is concentrated on communication channel and technical peculiarities of behavior determined by those restrictions. An Action Approach to discourse gives us a broader understanding of a performative act, i.e. an action incorporated in culture and a situational behavioral interaction.

2018

Modern engineering and innovative technologies

The article covers the study of the level of formation of the dialogical competence of the future psychologist. The concepts of "competence" and "dialogical competence" are analyzed. It has been confirmed that understanding is the inner basis of psychothe

Социолингвистика, 2007

2019

The monograph provides an overview of the research findings and application of Cognitive Neuroscience for Education. The results of empirical studies and It’s how knowledge of the principles of the brain can be learned today apply in educational practice is systematizes. Based on own research, the authors suggest a look at learning processes from the brain. The possibility and necessary of the transition to a new didactics based on scientific principles is postulated. The focus is on finding new approaches to adult learning, including older people.