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The aim of this paper is to reflect on the concept of the linguistic picture of the world (LPoW) and methods of its reconstruction. The Author presents the historical overview and complex genesis of this concept, also in the context of the ethnolinguistic research tradition in Lublin. He defines the linguistic picture of the world as the interpretation of reality contained in language, which can be...
This article relates to the international project on the linguistic-cultural picture of the world of the Slavs and their neighbors. The author proposes that the project address questions relating to the values underlying the linguistic picture of the world in the national languages under study, their hierarchy, the system they constitute, and above all the question of understanding of these values...
This article relates to the international project on the linguistic-cultural picture of the world of the Slavs and their neighbors. The author proposes that the project address questions relating to the values underlying the linguistic picture of the world in the national languages under study, their hierarchy, the system they constitute, and above all the question of understanding of these values...
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