Anthropocentric paradigm of the modern linguistics and human factor in language

Abstract

The anthropocentricity of language is one of the central issues of our time. The article discusses the stage-by-stage change of the three main paradigms of scientific knowledge and the formation of the anthropocentric paradigm, describing linguistic personology and the interdisciplinary phenomenon of language personality as an object and subject of linguistic personology. The study of the human factor in the language reveals implicit connotations, including worldview positions and the dynamics of an individual’s thought, and makes it possible to reveal the differences in perception of reality by the members of speech community.