LANGUAGE AS A TOOL FOR CONSOLIDATING AND TRANSMITTING CULTURAL NORMS IN VARIOUS LINGUACULTURES

Shadieva Dilrabo Kurbanovna

Authors

Shadieva Dilrabo Kurbanovna Termez State University.,Uzbekistan

Keywords:

language and culture, linguaculture, cultural norms, transmission of values, linguistic picture of the world, mentality, cultural concept.

Abstract

:The article examines the role of language as a fundamental tool for establishing, consolidating, and transmitting cultural norms across various linguacultures. The author analyzes the correlation between linguistic structures and the mental attitudes of an ethnic group, emphasizing that language not only reflects reality but also models a specific perception of the world. The focus is on the mechanisms through which ethical and social behavioral standards are fixed in vocabulary, phraseology, and paremiology. The study provides a comparative analysis of key cultural concepts represented in different language systems, identifying both universal and nationally specific methods of conveying cultural experience. The findings can be applied in courses on cultural linguistics, intercultural communication, and ethnolinguistics.

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