THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS AND LINGUOCULTUROLOGY
Jild 5 son 14 (2026): Zamonaviy dunyoda pedagogika va psixologiya 10-13
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This article examines the relationship between Cognitive Linguistics and Linguoculturology, two important branches of modern anthropocentric linguistics. The study discusses their theoretical foundations, common research objects, and methodological approaches. The findings confirm that Cognitive Linguistics and Linguoculturology complement each other in explaining the interaction between language, thought, and culture.
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