Aspectual variability of information culture in the history of the english language
Abstract
The paper is devoted to a very interesting period in the history of the formation of the English national language which took place in the XYI century known as the late Renaissance. The author presents his point of view on such an aspect of the epoch as the transformation of the philosophy of understanding as a factor in the development of information culture of the era when the worldview criteria of the language interpreter became especially important factor of scientific thinking. This idea fully explains the direction of the process of variability of linguistic points of view on the language of the period.
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