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Marta Lackova

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Author: Marta LackovaYear: 2014clear all
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Proceedings of 1st International Multidisciplinary Scientific Conference on Social Sciences and Arts SGEM2014
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APPLICATION OF MATRIX METHOD OF PRESENTING SEMANTIC RELATIONS IN DIDACTIC PRACTICE

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, Eva Lelakova, Marta Lackova)

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The present paper offers the results of the linguistic research dealing with the theory and practice of lexico-semantic fields interconnected with mathematical (matrix, set and weight) theories. Matrix of the observed lexico-semantic field represents semantics of the synonymic row of the noun happiness in a formalized way and with its help all the semantic interconnections between all the members of the lexical stock under study can be studied and noted down in a transparent way. Matrix analysis has its irreplacea...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Education and Educational Research2014
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