INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF MORPHOLOGY: THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS. INTRODUCTION TO CITY MORPHOLOGY

Abstract

The study attempts to identify the main theoretical and methodological positions of morphology. These positions are formulated in the natural sciences (biology) and humanities disciplines (linguistics) and can form the basis for studying the morphology of the city. Morphology has the status of an independent school of science and is a fundamental teaching in biology and linguistics. The choice of the outlined above scientific fields is made due to the similarity of morphological guides. They can be compiled into the description of tasks, the study of the conceptual apparatus, the classification of forms and the processes of mastering which are related to the formation.