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This monograph is devoted to the description of cognitive and linguistic specifics of the formation of precedent phenomena in the English-speaking scientific texts of economic subjects. The paper deals with a number of issues related to the study of the text as a whole and scientific (including economic) text, in particular, the analysis of common problems of precedence and individual case studies, identification and description of specific case phenomena specific to scientific economic texts (case names, case statements, case facts and case models). The research is carried out within the…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This monograph is devoted to the description of cognitive and linguistic specifics of the formation of precedent phenomena in the English-speaking scientific texts of economic subjects. The paper deals with a number of issues related to the study of the text as a whole and scientific (including economic) text, in particular, the analysis of common problems of precedence and individual case studies, identification and description of specific case phenomena specific to scientific economic texts (case names, case statements, case facts and case models). The research is carried out within the framework of cognitive linguistics - the most relevant approach to language learning in modern linguistics. Here you can find the original method of studying language units representing the knowledge of the matrix format - cognitive-matrix analysis. The monograph is addressed to researchers, teachers and postgraduates of philological specialties, all those interested and engaged in research in the field of cognitive linguistics.
Autorenporträt
Nikolay Nikolaevich Boldyrev, Doctor en Ciencias Filológicas, Científico de Honor de la Federación Rusa, Vicerrector de Investigación de la TSU nombrado en honor a G.R.Derzhavin, Tambov Anosova Tatiana Nikolaevna, Candidata de Ciencias Filológicas, TSU nombrada en honor a G.R.Derzhavin, Departamento de Filología Inglesa, Tambov.