The history and theory of semantcs
Keywords:
semiology, non-linguist, democracy, reference, compositionality, sub-disciplineAbstract
This paper is devoted to the problem of investigating developing concept of semantic field and its development and analysis with examples and methods. In globalized world, we can’t imagine our life without internet. It covers us in all sphere as well as education too. Learning language is one of the important process during the life. There are a lot of methods and ways in learning foreign language. By the time we have also some subjects which support learning language. One of them is Semantics. It provides teaching and learning English linking with other fields of language. An important part of thesis is devoted to the new tendencies and schools of Semantics that assimilated advancements in the linguistic science in such trends of the 20th century as functional, decoding and grammatical sides.
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