Problems of the formation of a secondary linguistic personality in the context of linguocultural education
Keywords:
Linguistics, secondary linguistic personality, communication, linguacultural educationAbstract
The article is devoted to the issue of defining the concept of "linguistic personality". The conceptual content of a term is revealed by means of its constituent concepts: "linguistic personality" and "secondary linguistic personality". A formed linguistic personality is the result of any language education, and the result of education in the field of foreign languages is a secondary linguistic personality. It can be argued that a multicultural linguistic personality, formed in the process of teaching a foreign language, is an extension the qualities of a linguistic personality, that is, a linguistic personality within the framework of the native language, and the development of the qualities of a secondary linguistic personality within the framework of a foreign language
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