The transition from chaos to order in speech

Abstract

This article examines the contextual role and function of synergetics in regulating the phenomenon of chaos, which is understood as a form of adaptation to the socio-cultural environment through self-organization processes typical of open and complex systems. Such processes are increasingly studied across various scientific disciplines. The focus of this research lies in the linguistic dimension of synergetics, as explored within the framework of a doctoral dissertation titled “Synergetic Phenomena in the Kazakh Language”. The analysis draws on linguistic evidence identified throughout the study. The concept of synergy is gaining recognition as a global scientific trend and is now applied across numerous fields, including linguistics. Within the field of linguosynergetics, language is conceptualized as a dynamic and self-organizing system in which the interaction of internal elements leads to the emergence of new linguistic forms and insights. The main objective of this study is to identify how context regulates chaos in speech and to explore its deeper linguistic significance through the analysis of contextual linguistic data. To achieve this goal, the study pursues three key objectives: - to describe the nature and manifestations of synergetics in linguistics with regard to chaos; - to determine the significance of context in the regulation of linguistic chaos; - to conduct a contextual analysis of linguistic evidence, primarily from Kazakh literary sources. The research is based on a range of scholarly sources, including monographs and academic articles. A combination of traditional methods (descriptive, comparative, historical-comparative) and more specialized approaches (synergetic, contextual, and lexical analysis) is used. The theoretical value of this study lies in the systematization of knowledge in the field of linguosynergetics and the advancement of understanding regarding chaos as a linguistic phenomenon. Its practical relevance is reflected in the methodological insights it offers for analyzing language systems. While Kazakh linguistics has acknowledged language as a synergetic, evolving system, this study is the first to provide a focused analysis of how context regulates chaos, supported by concrete linguistic examples