THE VALUE OF HERMENEUTICS IN LINGUISTIC STUDIES

This article examines the evolution of hermeneutics in contemporary linguistics, emphasizing its application in digital and intercultural contexts. Moving beyond classical approaches, the study engages with deconstructive, discursive, and narrative methodologies to explore how interpretive practices have adapted to modern communication challenges. By integrating insights from Derrida, Habermas, Bruner, Culler, and others, the article demonstrates that contemporary hermeneutics remains a vital tool in decoding complex linguistic phenomena in an era of rapid technological and cultural change.