THE MICRO-FIELD OF SENSE PERCEPTION AS A CONSTITUENT OF THE FUNCTIONAL AND SEMANTIC FIELD OF PERCEPTIVITY (ON THE MATERIAL OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE)
The paper presents the functional-semantic micro-field of sense perception in the framework of the FSF of perceptivity, which is the object of our research work. Earlier, we updated the category of perceptivity as FSP with a content plan and expression plan. According to the research, FS of the micro-field of sense perception is one of the four components of this FSF. This article outlines the approaches of linguistic scientists to the study of perception as a category. Based on the analysis of theoretical approaches to the study of perception and generalization of the available data, conclusions are made that are of interest for our research. In the process of work, it is stated that the MP of sense perception is polycentric, consisting of five microfields, each of which transmits sense perception through a specific sensory organ: the visual perception MP, the auditory perception MP, the taste perception MP, the smell olfactory, and the tactile MP. Further analysis of multilevel language units allows us to create a basic model of each micro-field with a center and periphery. Such a structuring of the microfield is necessary for the systematization of lexical, morphological, syntactic elements with semantics of perception. It is shown schematically how the lexical and syntactic units are distributed within the microfield of sense perception. It is concluded that this structuring will serve as the basis for the analysis of texts in the practical section of further work and it is assumed that the components of the micro-field of sense perception can vary depending on the context, purpose, and means of expression of the subject's perception.