The monograph, against the backdrop of the diversity of the modern scientific picture of the “human” world, presents the original experience of synthesis of pragmalinguistics, social constructionism, cognitive psychology, interpretive interactionism and other research approaches in an analytical model that considers linguistic communication as the (how) production of phenomenologically experienced intersubjectivity. In the book, a number of provisions and categories of communicative linguistics, semantics and pragmatics of language, psychology, sociology, etc. were subjected to multifaceted analysis and revision. The publication is intended for a wide range of specialists interested in problems of social sciences, primarily, issues of general theory of discourse, semantics and pragmatics of linguistic communication, psycholinguistics, interactive sociolinguistics, communication theory, cognitive and social psychology, social cultural studies and hermeneutics.