Education, Languages
Are the sciences studying the language promising?
Each of us from the school's bench chooses (often subconsciously) the main sphere of his interests, which subsequently often becomes a profession.
Classical philology or hermeneutics?
Nowadays, the sciences that study the language are becoming more and more fascinating. After all, speech is one of the most significant manifestations of human consciousness. The whole culture is somehow connected with it. But if earlier the sciences studying the language centered mainly on classical philology (that is, Greek, Latin and texts written on them), now the boundaries of even this discipline are expanding. Interpretation, understanding of each other's people, and also of written speech - that's what becomes hermeneutics. She studies not only the ancient texts, but the process of interpretation as a whole. To other disciplines that are associated with various aspects of understanding speech, you can include psychology, programming, logic, cultural studies ...
Linguistics in the modern world
This area of knowledge unites in itself practically all sciences that study the language directly. She considers it in a complex way, and in various aspects, or "layers."
Prospective branches
Many people think, thanks to the school curriculum, that there is nothing more boring than spitting on the rules of spelling ("to whom are they needed?") Or memorizing the paradigms of verbal conjugation or declension of nouns. Literary studies also seem extremely tedious discipline because of the stamped approach. "What did the author want to say?", "Do an analysis of the poem" ... Many schoolchildren as a result do not even know the name of science, which studies languages. And she, meanwhile, is engaged in ever more promising and fascinating aspects.
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