ASSOCIATIVE FIELD OF TERMS IN COMPUTER AND INTERNET DISCOURSE
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associative field, computer discourse, internet discourse, lexical semantics, digital communicationAbstract
This article explores the associative field of terms in computer and internet discourse from the perspective of Linguistics. The study focuses on how lexical units are interconnected through semantic and cognitive relations in digital communication. The research highlights the dynamic nature of internet vocabulary, the role of technological development in shaping associative fields, and the implications for translation and discourse analysis. The findings demonstrate that computer and internet discourse forms a complex and evolving semantic network reflecting modern communication practices.
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