The Status of Cognitive Linguistics in the Contemporary Linguistic Lecture

Abstract

The human language continues to pose a number of questions, whether in terms of origin, nature, or relations with man and society, and its production and interpretation remains an intractable thing in human research, because this assumes access to the depths of the human population, and traces the paths of knowledge to reveal how they are acquired and developed. The purpose of this research is to stand up for cognitive linguistics and try to reveal its place in contemporary human history, by returning to the problem of acquiring the language and the associated linguistic theories. This research also tries to present some cognitive attitudes towards human beings in order to open up new horizons for research the course of knowledge and its way in the language in order to understand it and reveal how it works.