Methodology of linguistic research of linguistic aspects of beliefs of the Khanty people

the article is devoted to the issues of methodology and methods of linguistic research of the linguistic aspects of traditional beliefs of the Khanty people. The methodology of such research should be based on the principles of anthropologism and interdisciplinarity, which implies, along with the use of linguistic methods, also the methods of cultural studies, folklore studies, ethnology and other sciences studying the traditional beliefs of the indigenous peoples of the North. The relevant linguistic methodology of the study was developed by L. Weisberger and assumes, firstly, the identification and study of the "internal form of language" and, secondly, the study of linguistic units both in statics and in dynamics. Thus, the following should be analyzed, first of all, the substantives of the sacred; verbal vocabulary representing the cognitive-pragmatic aspect of the interaction of reality, thinking and language in the formation and existence of the linguistic side of the mythological-religious picture of the world; phraseological structures; an integral mythological text. The final stage of the study is a cultural interpretation of the obtained linguistic conclusions.

interdisciplinary research, linguistic and cultural studies, methodology, research methods