THE COMPARATIVE HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF LANGUAGE AND THE EXTRA-LINGUISTIC FACTORS

The article focuses on the practical relationship between language facts and models and the corresponding extra linguistic factors revealed through comparison. The presentation of the historical landmarks of the comparative methodology aims its contextualized central positioning in terms of cross-discipline networking. The insights into the development stages of culture and civilization phenomena in terms of economic development through the comparative study of languages bring forward the epistemological vision on the coherence of integrated examination of the socially constructed aspects mirrored by linguistic production. The reference to iconicity of the linguistic sign reveals the economic contextualization of language maturation.