ABOUT THE CONCEPTUALIZATION AND OBJECTIFICATION (VERBALIZATION) OF CONCEPTS IN A LANGUAGE AS THE ESSENTIAL PROCESSES OF HOMO LOQUENS SPEECH ACTIVITY (using the materials of comparative research of Russian and English verbs of speaking)

The human ability to speak is a specific field of Homo Loquens activity related to different spheres of people’s life and processes of human activity. Processes based on linguistic semantics which includes the types of knowledge used by native speakers of the language in communication are being acti...
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