Abstract
The article analyzes scientific works related to one of the emerging fields of linguistics – cognitive linguistics. The increase in the number of publications in the Scopus database from 1976 to 2023 underscores the relevance of the proposed topic. The aim of the study is to analyze trends and directions in the field of cognitive linguistics through a systematic review of 4,985 scientific articles. The research methodology includes data collection and analysis using SPSS to determine the dynamics of publication growth, as well as the geographical and sectoral distribution. The theoretical significance lies in expanding knowledge about the cognitive aspects of language and highlighting the multidisciplinary nature of this field. The practical significance is reflected in its contribution to the development of inclusive language practices and the formation of a deeper understanding of cognitive issues in linguistics. The research findings contribute to the advancement of general linguistics, cognitive linguistics, pragmatic linguistics, communicative grammar, functional stylistics, and others. The results of the study confirmed a significant increase in publication activity in this field and clearly demonstrated the global and interdisciplinary interest in cognitive research in linguistics