ATTEMPT OF IDENTIFYING VERBAL MARKERS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL AND COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN LINGUISTICS: ON THE ISSUE HISTORY
Gornostaeva Yuliya Andreevna
Siberian Federal University
Submitted: 08.05.2018
Abstract. The article analyzes and systematizes an attempt of identifying verbal markers of psychological and cognitive processes in linguistics by the material of domestic and foreign authors’ research. The paper focuses on the methods of verbal markers detection, including the methods of the automatic processing of the natural language. Various terminological variations of the investigated phenomenon are given and the choice of the name "verbal marker" is substantiated. In conclusion, a comprehensive definition of the notion "verbal marker" is formulated.
Key words and phrases: вербальный маркер, методы обнаружения вербальных маркеров, дискурсивный маркер, лингвистический маркер, просодический маркер, прагматическая частица, параметризация, verbal marker, methods of verbal markers detection, discourse marker, linguistic marker, prosodic marker, pragmatic particle, parametrization
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