THE RELATIONSHIP OF LANGUAGE WITH PRIVATE AND SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS
Keywords:
social consciousness, private consciousness, concept, communication, language, evolution of language, self-expression, thoughts.Abstract
The article discusses the relationship of language with private and social consciousness and reveals significant and gratifying facts that language serves as a bridge between private and social consciousness. Besides, the key aspects and elements of social and private consciousness are distinguished and discussed.
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