GLOBALIZATION AND FEATURES OF THE ENGLISH-LANGUAGE SCIENTIFIC DISCOURSE
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This article discusses the issues of linguistic globalization. Particular attention is paid to the study of the English-language scientific discourse. In the global scientific discourse, it is extremely important to equally take into account the interests of all participants in communication, each of which can bring their own linguistic developments to this area and thereby expand the overall inventory of available language tools.
Today, all countries of the world are covered by the process of globalization to varying degrees. Specific areas of globalization are moral and ethical values, as well as the modern language situation. Globalization also has a linguistic aspect. It is unthinkable without finding a common language in the literal and figurative sense. Intensive scientific understanding of the relationship between language and globalization factors has begun relatively recently. The relationship between language and globalization in linguistics is currently undergoing intensive scientific reflection. If we want to create a global society, then a global language is needed, because language is a means of communication, a means of expressing thoughts. Language serves communication, it is the most official and socially recognized form of all types of communicative behavior. This means that when creating a global society, it is necessary to ensure the possibility of unhindered communication in this society. Due to globalization and the rapid development of information technology around the world, the demand for English has increased dramatically. Many researchers are unanimous in their opinion that English is currently the only contender for the role of a global language.
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