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This article examines linguistic personality types according to the personal characteristics of the speakers: linguistic personality by social sign, linguistic identity by age types of linguistic personality by gender, types of linguistic personality by nationality, types of linguistic personality by language, dialectal sign according to linguistic types. The following attributes of personality are distinguished in the theory of personalization: intraindivid, interindivid, metaindivid. Inductive, lexicographic, mathematical linguistic methods, method of analysis of the formal characteristic of the text are the most commonly used common-language methods in linguopersonology. In linguopersonology, the inductive method implies a “text-to-author” approach, and the Descriptive, in particular the linguistic description method, explains the separation, classification, structure and function of language units. It is possible to show different features of language units on the basis of lexicographical dictionaries, use mathematical linguistic techniques to characterize individual methods, including the copyright of the text owner, to analyze the length of sentences in the method of formal textual analysis, relationship.
lingvopersonology, linguistic personality, gender, attribute, intraindivid, interindivid, metaindivid, lexicographic method., Keywords: lingvopersonology, linguistic personality, gender, attribute, intraindivid, interindivid, metaindivid, lexicographic method.
lingvopersonology, linguistic personality, gender, attribute, intraindivid, interindivid, metaindivid, lexicographic method., Keywords: lingvopersonology, linguistic personality, gender, attribute, intraindivid, interindivid, metaindivid, lexicographic method.
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