LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY AND UNDERSTANDING OF AVIATION LANGUAGE AS TEXT OR AS A SYSTEM AS PROBLEMS OF LINGUISTICS
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In this article, the main key points of Linguistics as the problem of linguistic diversity, understanding the language “as a text” or “as a system”, the role of quantitative methods and the role of diachronic analysis in language learning are revealed. The author highlights the key tendencies and problems in this sphere.
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