THEORETICAL PROBLEMS OF THE WORD AND ITS FORMS ON THE ASPECT OF THE THEORY OF LINGUISTIC INTERPRETATION

Abstract

This article explores the concept of interpretation within the field of linguistics. It argues that interpretation is not just about analyzing text, but rather a fundamental tool used across various scientific methodologies. The author emphasizes the role of interpretation in understanding the history of different sciences and theories, highlighting its connection to philosophy, psychology, and the concept of the linguistic personality. The article contrasts two scientific paradigms: systemocentric and anthropocentric. It argues that the shift towards anthropocentrism necessitates focusing on the linguistic personality as a key concept. This perspective views human speech-thinking activity as a non-linear and creative process, requiring the study of the structural levels of the linguistic personality to understand its role in artistic thinking.