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Universal formula of cognition and usage of it during learning a foreign language

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Universal formula of cognition and usage of it during learning a foreign language

Zavolokin Alexandr Ivanovich

Senior lecturer

Department of Foreign Languages

Ryazan State Radioengineering University

390005, Russian Federation, Ryazan, Gagarin st., 59/1

e-mail: [email protected]

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Abstract. The article from dialectical positions shows the process of deduction of a universal formula of cognition and language. The language is considered in this paper as movement of a material object which is endowed with consciousness in the process of cognition of objective reality. The article contains an analysis of the source of such movement and the detection of its beginning. The language is considered as the totality of its parts (i.e. sentences) and elements (i.e. words). The article briefly describes the process of transition of matter to a simple movement which is expressed in dividing it (i.e. matter) into material objects and their movement in the space, then to the first-order reflection of objective reality in a brain of a human or an animal, then to image thought and image notions (the second-order reflection), then to imageless thought and imageless notions (the third-order reflection) and, finally, to the language. The language exists in invisible sound form and so it was the language which stipulated the origin of consciousness of a human being. In the article strictly from dialectical positions such categories as a subject, a predicate, a sentence, active and passive voices are deduced. In the end of the paper the universal formula of cognition and language is shown in action.

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Key words: universal formula of cognition and language, cognition, notion, knowledge, consciousness, object, subject, predicate, language, sentence, word.

 

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