A simplified standard of the “language” in I. Stalin’s "Marxism and issues in linguistics": from the past to the present and beyond

In a number of newspaper publications by I. Stalin (summer 1950), combined in the form of a separate work “Marxism and problems of linguistics”, the interpretation of the main issues of the theory of the verbal process (“language”) is generally consistent with traditional (including modern quantitat...

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Main Author: Andrey Vdovichenko
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Language:Russian
Published: St. Tikhon's University 2022-12-01
Series:Vestnik Pravoslavnogo Svâto-Tihonovskogo Gumanitarnogo Universiteta: Seriâ III. Filologiâ
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Online Access:https://periodical.pstgu.ru/ru/pdf/article/7908
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description In a number of newspaper publications by I. Stalin (summer 1950), combined in the form of a separate work “Marxism and problems of linguistics”, the interpretation of the main issues of the theory of the verbal process (“language”) is generally consistent with traditional (including modern quantitatively predominant) linguistic views, among which the main thing is the subject-instrumental perception of "linguistic unity" and attributing to it a semantic function, or the function of meaning formation. This article outlines aspects of criticism of the Stalinist and, in general, linguistic understanding of "language" from the point of view of the communicative model. The Marxist-linguistic consensus emerges from a simplistic view of the word-containing semiotic process. Stalin’s views are presented in the article as an illustration of any vulgarizing approach to sign-containing influence. A simplified (linguistic) model of a word-containing semiotic process is the result of excessive attention to the verbal substrate (“words”), an attempt to present verbal units as self-organized semantic-formal modules responsible for everything that happens in the field of communicative meaning formation. The ineffectiveness of the theoretical verbal construct "language" (and "speech") lies in the imposition of its own action on verbal "bodies", while the generation of meaning in natural word-containing communication is entirely carried out by the complex (polymodal, multichannel) personal influence of the semiotic actor.
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spelling doaj.art-7b6880469c974773af59b2aaf513adf22023-03-07T09:11:02ZrusSt. Tikhon's UniversityVestnik Pravoslavnogo Svâto-Tihonovskogo Gumanitarnogo Universiteta: Seriâ III. Filologiâ1991-64852409-48972022-12-017272919http://dx.doi.org/10.15382/sturIII202272.9-198A simplified standard of the “language” in I. Stalin’s "Marxism and issues in linguistics": from the past to the present and beyondAndrey Vdovichenko0Institute of Linguistics, Russian Academy of Sciences; 1/1 Bol’shoi Kislovskii per., Moscow 125009, RUssian Federation; St. Tikhon’s University for the Humanities; 9 Ilovaiskaia Str., Moscow 109651, Russian FederationIn a number of newspaper publications by I. Stalin (summer 1950), combined in the form of a separate work “Marxism and problems of linguistics”, the interpretation of the main issues of the theory of the verbal process (“language”) is generally consistent with traditional (including modern quantitatively predominant) linguistic views, among which the main thing is the subject-instrumental perception of "linguistic unity" and attributing to it a semantic function, or the function of meaning formation. This article outlines aspects of criticism of the Stalinist and, in general, linguistic understanding of "language" from the point of view of the communicative model. The Marxist-linguistic consensus emerges from a simplistic view of the word-containing semiotic process. Stalin’s views are presented in the article as an illustration of any vulgarizing approach to sign-containing influence. A simplified (linguistic) model of a word-containing semiotic process is the result of excessive attention to the verbal substrate (“words”), an attempt to present verbal units as self-organized semantic-formal modules responsible for everything that happens in the field of communicative meaning formation. The ineffectiveness of the theoretical verbal construct "language" (and "speech") lies in the imposition of its own action on verbal "bodies", while the generation of meaning in natural word-containing communication is entirely carried out by the complex (polymodal, multichannel) personal influence of the semiotic actor.https://periodical.pstgu.ru/ru/pdf/article/7908semiotic impact language speech grammar and vocabulary stalin’s work “marxism and problems of linguistics” marxist-linguistic consensus on language communicative model of word-containing semiosis traditional ideas about language cognitive state consciousness criticism of the language modelсемиотическое воздействие язык речь грамматика и словарь работа сталина «марксизм и вопросы языкознания» марксистско-лингвистический консенсус о языке коммуникативная модель слово-содержащего семиозиса традиционные представления о языке когнитивное состояние сознание критика языковой модели
spellingShingle Andrey Vdovichenko
A simplified standard of the “language” in I. Stalin’s "Marxism and issues in linguistics": from the past to the present and beyond
Vestnik Pravoslavnogo Svâto-Tihonovskogo Gumanitarnogo Universiteta: Seriâ III. Filologiâ
semiotic impact
language
speech
grammar and vocabulary
stalin’s work “marxism and problems of linguistics”
marxist-linguistic consensus on language
communicative model of word-containing semiosis
traditional ideas about language
cognitive state
consciousness
criticism of the language model
семиотическое воздействие
язык
речь
грамматика и словарь
работа сталина «марксизм и вопросы языкознания»
марксистско-лингвистический консенсус о языке
коммуникативная модель слово-содержащего семиозиса
традиционные представления о языке
когнитивное состояние
сознание
критика языковой модели
title A simplified standard of the “language” in I. Stalin’s "Marxism and issues in linguistics": from the past to the present and beyond
title_full A simplified standard of the “language” in I. Stalin’s "Marxism and issues in linguistics": from the past to the present and beyond
title_fullStr A simplified standard of the “language” in I. Stalin’s "Marxism and issues in linguistics": from the past to the present and beyond
title_full_unstemmed A simplified standard of the “language” in I. Stalin’s "Marxism and issues in linguistics": from the past to the present and beyond
title_short A simplified standard of the “language” in I. Stalin’s "Marxism and issues in linguistics": from the past to the present and beyond
title_sort simplified standard of the language in i stalin s marxism and issues in linguistics from the past to the present and beyond
topic semiotic impact
language
speech
grammar and vocabulary
stalin’s work “marxism and problems of linguistics”
marxist-linguistic consensus on language
communicative model of word-containing semiosis
traditional ideas about language
cognitive state
consciousness
criticism of the language model
семиотическое воздействие
язык
речь
грамматика и словарь
работа сталина «марксизм и вопросы языкознания»
марксистско-лингвистический консенсус о языке
коммуникативная модель слово-содержащего семиозиса
традиционные представления о языке
когнитивное состояние
сознание
критика языковой модели
url https://periodical.pstgu.ru/ru/pdf/article/7908
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