Abstract
Psychosemantics studies the genesis, structure, and functioning of an
individual or collective consciousness and its major element, the meaning. The last can
be fixed in the words of a natural language as well as signs, symbols, pictures, and so
on in their meaning invariant to different individuals of the same culture in a socially
scaled sense. To have a chance to compare sensations and to simulate (represent) the
surrounding reality, an individual needs to “construct” a certain semantic space (mental
map of reality) and define metric and system of coordinates. Definition of semantic
spaces is the mathematical method to construct a mental map as a system that simulates
an “objective reality” in terms of mathematical structures (arbitrary sets with the
relations defined on them)
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