| dc.description.abstract | The article contains modular and integrated descriptions of language existence. While interpreting the relationship
among reality, mind, and cognition, a logopedic point of view was chosen.
The first part of the text discusses the standpoints according to which language can be analyzed only in the
context of two other spheres: reality and thought. The views of Aristotle, Descartes, Charles Kay Ogden, and Ivor
Armstrong Richards were mentioned. However, the greatest attention was devoted to Noam Chomsky and his minimalist
programme.
The second part of the text characterizes the integrated concept of language, according to which it is necessary to
denote two, not three, spheres: being and thought, which is identical with language. At this point, the views of
Ludwig Wittgenstein and cognitivists were briefly described.
The last part of the article contains the interpretation of two opposing standpoints from the point of view of
logopedic practice. Here, a reference was made to the notion of linguistic system acquisition and the choice of
logopedic procedures in the defective discourse. | en |
