Philosophic approaches to linguistics: Guide Book for Undergraduate and Master Degree Students

Abstract

Linguistics is the study of language – the language is built of various combined building blocks of different types and sizes that make up a language. Sounds are brought together in words; words are arranged in a certain order, and sometimes the affixes of the words are changed to adjust the meaning; the meaning in its turn can be affected by the arrangement of words and by the man‘s perspective on the listened context. Linguists do work on specific aspects of languages, but their primary goal is to understand the nature of Language in general. So, Linguistics is primarily concerned with the nature of language and communication. There are in general three aspects to the study of language: language form, language meaning, and language use in discursive and communicative contexts. The