PRAGMATIC FUNCTIONS IN NEUROLINGUISTIC COMMUNICATION

This article discusses the role of neurolinguistics in understanding language processing in the human brain. It
analyzes the relationship between language and brain activity, the functions of different brain regions in speech production
and comprehension, and the importance of neurolinguistic research in modern science. The article also examines
how memory, cognition, and neural systems contribute to language acquisition and communication. In addition, modern
technologies used in neurolinguistic studies and their practical significance in education and medicine are highlighted