2313-8912Research Result. Theoretical and Applied Linguistics2313-891210.18413/2313-8912-2021-7-2-0-82417THEORY OF LANGUAGE<strong>Architectonics of the popular science concept-dominant &ldquo;Geographical Discoveries&rdquo; in the light of interpretative modeling</strong><strong>Architectonics of the popular science concept-dominant &ldquo;Geographical Discoveries&rdquo; in the light of interpretative modeling</strong>OgnevaElena A.OgnevaElena A.ogneva@bsu.edu.ruBelgorod State National Research University, Russia20217200

The article deals with the conceptual sphere architectonics of a popular science text as a set of popular science concepts in order to identify the construction specifics of this research construct. A popular science concept is understood as a research construct having a kernal-peripheral nominative field in the form of a set of markers for popular science representation of reality. The architectonics of one of the popular science concepts is modeled and interpreted. This concept is a civilisationally oriented concept-dominant &ldquo;Geographical Discoveries&rdquo;. The presentation of concept-dominant nominative field in the form of a graphical diachronic seven-tier kernal-peripheral model is substantiated. Based on the fact that the concept-dominant as a research construct is a unit of subconcepts, the popular science concept-dominant &ldquo;Geographical Discoveries&rdquo; is considered as a combination of four subconcepts: subconcept &ldquo;Great Navigators&rdquo;, subconcept &ldquo;Great Land-Explorers&rdquo;, subconcept &ldquo;Expedition&rdquo;, subconcept of &ldquo;Open Geographical Features&rdquo;. The possibility of expanding the subconcepts list as a result of subsequent studies is emphasized. Based on Internet sources in English, the nominative field of subconcept &ldquo;Christopher Columbus is a great navigator&rdquo; and the nominative field of subconcept &ldquo;The First Voyage of Christopher Columbus&rdquo; are analysed. On the material of the book in Russian about the Great Russian sailors, published in 1898, the nominative field of the subconcept &ldquo;Vitus Bering is the Great Navigator&rdquo; and the nominative field of the subconcept &ldquo;Bering`s Expedition&rdquo; are analysed. Through cognitive hermeneutic analysis, it is proved that the nominative fields of the subconcept &ldquo;Christopher Columbus is the Great Navigator&rdquo; and the subconcept &ldquo;Vitus Bering is the Great Navigator&rdquo; represent the synergy of the frame and the cognitive script. It is established that the subconcept &ldquo;The First Voyage of Christopher Columbus&rdquo; and the subconcept &ldquo;Bering`s expedition&rdquo; are implemented in the form of personalised nonlinear cognitive script in which chronemes, polarisation markers, subterminal points, and expeditionary vocabulary indicating the specifics of the expedition are identified. As a result of the research, an interpretive model of two segments of the popular science concept-dominant &ldquo;Geographical discoveries&rdquo; was obtained. The following terms are introduced into the scientific thesaurus: informative density of the concept`s nominative field, graphic diachronic model of the concept, sociographic marker, subterminal point, background conjugate terminal.

The article deals with the conceptual sphere architectonics of a popular science text as a set of popular science concepts in order to identify the construction specifics of this research construct. A popular science concept is understood as a research construct having a kernal-peripheral nominative field in the form of a set of markers for popular science representation of reality. The architectonics of one of the popular science concepts is modeled and interpreted. This concept is a civilisationally oriented concept-dominant &ldquo;Geographical Discoveries&rdquo;. The presentation of concept-dominant nominative field in the form of a graphical diachronic seven-tier kernal-peripheral model is substantiated. Based on the fact that the concept-dominant as a research construct is a unit of subconcepts, the popular science concept-dominant &ldquo;Geographical Discoveries&rdquo; is considered as a combination of four subconcepts: subconcept &ldquo;Great Navigators&rdquo;, subconcept &ldquo;Great Land-Explorers&rdquo;, subconcept &ldquo;Expedition&rdquo;, subconcept of &ldquo;Open Geographical Features&rdquo;. The possibility of expanding the subconcepts list as a result of subsequent studies is emphasized. Based on Internet sources in English, the nominative field of subconcept &ldquo;Christopher Columbus is a great navigator&rdquo; and the nominative field of subconcept &ldquo;The First Voyage of Christopher Columbus&rdquo; are analysed. On the material of the book in Russian about the Great Russian sailors, published in 1898, the nominative field of the subconcept &ldquo;Vitus Bering is the Great Navigator&rdquo; and the nominative field of the subconcept &ldquo;Bering`s Expedition&rdquo; are analysed. Through cognitive hermeneutic analysis, it is proved that the nominative fields of the subconcept &ldquo;Christopher Columbus is the Great Navigator&rdquo; and the subconcept &ldquo;Vitus Bering is the Great Navigator&rdquo; represent the synergy of the frame and the cognitive script. It is established that the subconcept &ldquo;The First Voyage of Christopher Columbus&rdquo; and the subconcept &ldquo;Bering`s expedition&rdquo; are implemented in the form of personalised nonlinear cognitive script in which chronemes, polarisation markers, subterminal points, and expeditionary vocabulary indicating the specifics of the expedition are identified. As a result of the research, an interpretive model of two segments of the popular science concept-dominant &ldquo;Geographical discoveries&rdquo; was obtained. The following terms are introduced into the scientific thesaurus: informative density of the concept`s nominative field, graphic diachronic model of the concept, sociographic marker, subterminal point, background conjugate terminal.

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