THE CONCEPT OF LINGUISTIC PERSONALITY AS AN INTERDISCIPLINARY TERM IN MODERN SCIENCE

Abstract

This article analyzes the concept of "linguistic personality" as a cen- tral interdisciplinary term in contemporary humanities. The author examines the con- cept's genesis, beginning with the seminal works of Yu. N. Karaulov and G. I. Bogin, and traces its evolution through the critical reflection of the late 1990s and early 2000s. Particular attention is given to E. V. Ivantsova's methodological approach, which allows for the structuring of modern definitions by generic component, level of generality, and priority area of analysis. The paper substantiates the thesis that the interdisciplinary transformation of the term does not lead to a loss of its scientific significance, but, on the contrary, expands its heuristic potential within the anthropo- centric paradigm.