The concept of discourse analysis in linguistics Artistic discourse and discourse analysis

Feruzabonu Temur Qizi Temirova

doi:10.47191/ijmra/v4-i11-37

Abstract

In the world of linguistics, the term “discourse” is often used in many scientific works devoted to the study of text problems. As V. Hegay rightly points out, although the term is widely used in text linguistics as well as in the fields of literature, sociology, political science, philosophy, logic, psychology, text linguistics itself has a unique, widely accepted interpretation, meaningless, used to express a variety of different concepts.

Highlights

The terms “discourse” and “text” were used for the same concept, but later “text” was used for written communication and “discourse” for oral communication
The word means “discourse” in French [4.39 p]. He notes that the word “discourse” can be a term meaning “part of a text”, but it is used in many linguistic literatures where the problem of text is studied from different perspectives”, “ Sentence ”,“ prosaic stanza ”,“ syntactic complex ”, “monologue sentence ”, “ communicative block ”, etc., emphasizes that there is no need for the term“ discourse ”
It should be noted that the process of cognitive research of discourse requires researchers to conduct their research in a variety of disciplines. This is because the concept of discourse is not limited to the field of linguistics, but has an interdisciplinary connection, and it should be noted that discursive analysis is an intermediate concept that is directly related to semiotics, ethnography, psychology, pragmalinguistics and a number of other disciplines

Summary

Introduction

The terms “discourse” and “text” were used for the same concept, but later “text” was used for written communication and “discourse” for oral communication. He notes that the word “discourse” can be a term meaning “part of a text”, but it is used in many linguistic literatures where the problem of text is studied from different perspectives”, “ Sentence ”,“ prosaic stanza ”,“ syntactic complex ”, “monologue sentence ”, “ communicative block ”, etc., emphasizes that there is no need for the term“ discourse ”.

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