CONNECTIONIST THEORIES AND THE COGNITIVE DISCURSIVE APPROACH: FORMALISM VS. PHENOMENOLOGISM

Abstract

The article discusses the possibility of contamination of cognitive linguistics with connectionist theories of formal algorithmization. The combination of formalism and phenomenologism in the creation of sustainable models for analyzing the mechanisms of objectifying the content of a verbal utterance at the moment represents very broad possibilities. The authors present the process of generation and interpretation as a systematic connection of complex network structures, namely, as a general algorithm for transferring some code elements to other code systems. Within the framework of a complex model, the rules of representation of verbal categories acquire the universal status of phrasal projections, which makes it possible to analyze both stereotypical forms of objectification and complex non-conventional derivative complexes. The principles and parameters of the formal algorithmization and variational phenomenologization are parallel in the case when a stereotypical pattern of activity ("action scheme") is present in the information presentation slots.. The network connection of a modified type is determined on the basis of the criteria for the valeral status of the components of the utterance in the system of stereotypical samples; moreover, certain structures that do not correspond to them are leveled in the event of an unformed decoration. The formation of "action scheme" is not considered as a situation confirming the prediction of a sequence of elements, but is an overview of the compatibility of various categories