FRAME MODEL OF THE VOLUNTEER CONCEPT

Abstract

The article explores the linguosynergetic aspects of a concept as a fundamental unit within the conceptual framework of the world. This concept remains central yet controversial in modern linguistics, marked by the ambiguity of its interpretation, which reflects its diverse features and properties. The research focuses on the structure of a concept, aiming to develop a universal model that addresses all its aspects and peculiarities in linguistics. We argue that any definition of a concept should be integral to its structure and align with all its features and properties. We propose that structuring a concept through a linguosynergetic model not only highlights the characteristics of the "original" and the hierarchy of its components but also captures the dynamic modes of its existence, as linguosynergetics provides a unique language for concept investigation. By applying the principles of synergetics, we have created a comprehensive linguistic-synergetic model of the concept. Using the categorical-conceptual framework of synergetics in linguistics, we explained the mechanisms of self-regulation of the concept as a spontaneously organized, homeostatic, hierarchical, complex, and nonlinear system.