FUNCTIONAL-DISCURSIVE STUDY OF THE UNITS OF THE TERMINOLOGICAL SYSTEM OF PILGRIMAGE TOURISM
Keywords:
Pilgrimage tourism, terminology, functional linguistics, discursive analysis, religious tourism, pilgrimage routes, sacred sites, pilgrim identity, relics and shrines, cultural narratives, spiritual journeys, tourism discourse, identity construction, religious travel, sacred destinationsAbstract
The article introduces pilgrimage tourism as a distinct sector within the broader tourism industry, emphasizing its spiritual and religious motivations. It highlights the importance of understanding the terminological system that defines this niche, which encompasses the functional, cultural, and discursive dimensions of pilgrimage travel. The author argues that a functional-discursive analysis of terminology not only reveals the linguistic features of pilgrimage discourse but also illustrates how language constructs identities and practices associated with the pilgrimage experience. The article aims to explore these terminological units through both functional and discursive lenses, shedding light on their role in communication and socio-cultural meanings.
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