Value-semantic space of English discourse

English discourse is a model of linguistic actualization of such a cultural category as the national value of Great Britain. The value-semantic space of the phenomenon under study is formed through the prism of national consciousness, as well as vital, civil, political, confessional and cultural self-identification of English-speaking peoples. Despite multiculturalism, which saturates and permeates the language more actively and more densely every year, there are traditional attitudes and basic meanings of the British, the conceptual sphere of which is concentrated in the constitutive features of their speech activity. The value-marked discourse is based on the national peculiarities of the language of English-speaking communicants, concentrated in socio-historical and cultural traditions, the semantic space of which focuses on ideas about the priority moral and moral attitudes of the people. Thus, the conceptual sphere of the semantic space of English discourse consists of national values that act in speech as socio-cultural regulators that have a direct impact on the formation of linguistic specificity over the centuries of the country's history. Due to the constitutive features of the English language and such a culturological category of the value-semantic space of discourse as national values, it is possible to determine the ideological principles, the level of education, the territory of residence of the communicant and even what social class is inherent in it.

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