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Information × Registration Number 0223U002763, 0120U102482 , R & D reports Title Noospheric-Nostratic Reinterpretation of Hypotheses of the Origin of Human Language popup.stage_title Head Vasko Roman V., Доктор філологічних наук Registration Date 05-03-2023 Organization Kiyv National Linguistic University popup.description2  The aim of the research project is to solve the fundamental problem of the sciences about a person and the world, related to the study of direct and indirect connections between noospheric-cosmic thinking and Nostratic languages, which initiates a new macromutational-coevolutionary direction in the study of hypotheses of the origin of human language. A new concept has been created focusing on the noospheric (anthropocosmistic) nature of the question of the origin of human language, which is based on theories of human planetarization. This new aspect in the study of hypotheses of the origin of human language allowed us to formulate the main conclusion that its emergence and development took place during the transition from one state of human consciousness and thinking – syncretic (biogenetic) – to differentiated one (technogenic) with its stages: from highly sense-organized to even more organized (digitalized). From the standpoint of the noospheric-nostratic theory, we have proven the assumption that human language is the result of a co-evolutionary spiral of all types of human activity, primarily mental, taking into account the random mutation of the human brain at the stage of bioanthropogenesis. The completed fundamental project is a contribution to noospheric, nostratic, and axiological linguistics, to the further development of the theory of glotogenesis and the methodology of experimental axiosemiometry, psycholinguistics, mathematical linguistic statistics, and computer macro-comparative studies. The obtained results are successfully used by students of higher education when completing qualification works at Kyiv National Linguistic University and when doing the courses: "General Linguistics" (namely the modules "Synchrony and Diachrony", "Development and functioning of languages in different historical periods", "Lexicography"), "Comparative-historical and typological linguistics" (namely the module "The problem of the origin of language"), "Cognitive compar Product Description popup.authors Vasko Roman V. Hryshchuk Yuliia V. Kapranov Yan V. Korolova Alla V. Malyniuk Iryna V. Romanenko Olha P. Stefanova Nataliia O. Сherkhava Olesia O. Shulha Anna A. popup.nrat_date 2023-03-05 Close