LINGUOCULTUROLOGY AND CONCEPT

: Language and Culture, Linguoculturology, Cultural Semantics, Linguistic Signs, Concepts, Notions, Cognitive Research, Interdisciplinary Studies

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  • Shahnoza BOBOJONOVA Doctor of philosophy in philological sciences, (PhD), The Department of foreign languages and literature Tashkent University of Applied Sciences, Uzbekistan

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The article is devoted to the study of linguistics and culture and concept. The intersection between language and culture has become increasingly important in various academic fields such as linguistics, anthropology, psychology, and philosophy. This relationship is crucial as language serves as the primary means of human communication and is deeply intertwined with cultural contexts. Linguoculturology, a relatively new discipline, has emerged to explore the intricate connections between language and culture. This interdisciplinary field focuses on the cultural semantics of linguistic signs and aims to identify culturally relevant language units across various linguistic phenomena. Concepts play a central role in linguistic and cultural studies, representing complex cognitive structures that shape language and cultural representations. While there are different interpretations of the terms "concept" and "notion" within linguistic discourse, they are fundamental to understanding how language reflects cultural perspectives. Cognitive research highlights the role of concepts as storage units of human knowledge, shaping linguistic representations and cultural understanding.