الأسس الابستمولوجية لنظرية الدلالة التصورية

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The epistemological basis of conceptual semantics theory Many linguistic researchers argue that the main concern of the linguist is research in the language, in terms of its structures, its relations, and the systems that control it, whether it is present inside or outside the mind.

Therefore, we find researchers who are interested in these linguistic details, and he believes that if he secures the largest group of them, he realizes the limits of the theory, its dimensions and the methods of its application.

But the real problem - in our opinion - today is the great openness to linguistic theories, which most of them agree on the big goal and sometimes in the methods of treatment.

However, it differs radically in its motives for this or that theory, which often have a fundamental role in directing research and in the linguistic affiliation to a linguistic approach or to another.

In addition to the researchers 'inability to distinguish the epistemological foundations of each theory, we note that famous linguists lose sight of mentioning their theoretical foundations, In many cases, these pillars do not appear until the theory has maturedDetailed research often precedes major theoretical premises.

This is especially evident with the great linguists such as Chomsky, Talmy, Lakoff, Langacker and others … In this paper, we try to present the epistemological foundations governing the conceptual conception theory, which are found bases at times, And implicit at other times.

Jackendoff has adopted Russell's logical approach to the world, which presupposes a careful examination of what is outside, with the possibility of reviewing the nature of things themselves, with a new arrangement.

At the same time, he adopted a biological evolutionary approach in which he based on Francois Jacob's perception