Synergetics: Paradigms of Consolidation in Comparative Linguistics of Turkic Languages

Abstract

This article is devoted to the synergistic study of consolidation paradigms in the comparative linguistics of Turkic languages. The main goal of the study is to ground the phonetic, morphological, syntactic, and lexical features of Turkic languages in a single, unified paradigm. Methods for integrating data sources are identified, and a methodology for consolidated paradigms is proposed. The synchronic and diachronic aspects of linguistic data are brought together within a single conceptual platform. Historical linguistics and traditional typological methods are integrated with approaches and aligned with linguistic data sources. In terms of relevance, consolidation paradigms that can be applied in practice are proposed.