THE MYTHOLOGICAL LANGUAGE NEXUS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF LINGUISTIC PHENOMENA IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK CULTURES
Keywords:
Linguistic phenomenon, phenome, language, civilization, humanities, phonetics, vocabulary, semantics, folk culture, human worldview, individual, self-realization and self-understanding.Abstract
This article is devoted to the study of linguistic phenomena, helping linguists to better understand the structure of language and its development. It also helps develop new language teaching methods and create dictionaries. However, language is at the same time autonomous in relation to culture as a whole, and it can be considered separately from culture or in comparison with culture as an equivalent and equal phenomenon.
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