CULTURAL AND LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY IN MEDIEVAL BRITAIN SOCIETY

While intercultural communication is considered within a certain time-space continuum, the common and specific aspects of each culture are more clearly felt and the role played by linguistic diversity in the formation of multiculturalism is more clearly visible. In the formation of British multiculturalism in the Middle Ages, the connection and influence of language and culture attracts attention. In particular, the diversity of opinion on the relationship between multiculturalism and language in medieval Britain highlights the need to come to a common view on this issue. Traditional methods and methods of theoretical linguistics, especially description, observation, comparison, contrasting, confrontational methods were used in the research paper. Especially from this point of view, it is of particular importance to study the role of linguistic diversity in the formation of British multiculturalism in the Middle Ages.