The role of Internet discourse in the develelopment of modern linguistics and its influence on scientific research

Abstract

The article focuses on reviewing and analyzing existing research that explores the influence of Internet discourse on contemporary linguistics, as well as examining the primary directions and potential advancements in this field. The article aims to ascertain how Internet discourse and online resources contribute to the formulation of new linguistic theories, the practices of linguistic studies, and their significance in the context of university teaching. The research methodology employed is comprehensive, incorporating descriptive, analytical, and synthetic approaches, alongside survey and observation techniques. The study's hypothesis posits that the Internet exerts a substantial impact on modern society, leading to notable changes in linguistic theories both conceptually and theoretically, as well as affecting research and analysis methodologies. The outcomes of the study establish the principal trajectories of linguistic development in the theory and practice of Internet discourse research, while also highlighting the influence of Internet discourses on linguistics and language resources within their linguistic manifestations. In future investigations, it would be valuable to continue examining the progress of Internet linguistics in contemporary science, both from practical perspectives concerning teaching methodologies and from the standpoint of observing changes in language, culture, and traditions influenced by the virtual reality of the Internet.