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  • Muminova Nasiba
    Teacher of Tashkent University of Applied Sciences, Uzbekistan

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Cognitive linguistics concept frame

Abstract

The article describes cognitive linguistics, reviews of the concert, in particular, a comparative analysis of specific aspects of the concept of reality, similar and different aspects of the concept of reality in Uzbek and English parodies is carried out, substantiating examples are given.


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A

BSTRACT

The article describes cognitive linguistics, reviews of the concert, in particular, a comparative analysis of
specific aspects of the concept of reality, similar and different aspects of the concept of reality in Uzbek and
English parodies is carried out, substantiating examples are given.

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EYWORDS

Cognitive linguistics, concept, frame, parody, proverb, phrase, aphorisms, assumption, lexical meaning,
etymology.

I

NTRODUCTION

Concepts specific to the mentality of each nation

are well preserved in folk proverbs. In particular,

each nation has its own reality and they are

expressed using language tools. Proverbs are an
important resource in this regard. This problem is

studied in cognitive linguistics.

Cognitive linguistics is a branch of linguistics that

focuses on language interpreted as a cognitive

mechanism, a cognitive weapon (instrument), a

system of knowledge that plays an important role
in encoding and reshaping information [1, 53].

Therefore, the main problem of cognitive

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TOWARDS A LINGUISTIC STUDY OF THE CONCEPT OF
"TRUTH" IN PROVERBS AND SAYINGS


Submission Date:

June 20,

2024,

Accepted Date:

June 25, 2024,

Published Date:

June 30, 2024

Crossref doi:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ijasr-04-06-20


Muminova Nasiba Solijan's daughter

Teacher of Tashkent University of Applied Sciences, Uzbekistan




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linguistics is to create a model of the basis of

language communication and exchange of

knowledge.

V. Humboldt has already emphasized that

language is the most important main activity of

the soul that permeates human life and

knowledge. And finally, the attention of scientists

is directed to the determination of the role of
language as a condition and tool of knowledge in

cognitive linguistics. Any language is creative in

expressing something in the world because it

shapes the worldview for the speaker of that

language.

Conceptual structures built with the help of

language relate more to the probable experience

of the individual than to the actual experience [2,

114]. Different concepts of the same system can
be expressed by exactly one linguistic form. This,

in turn, reflects the fact that language is not a

means of expression. We say that man and horse

are running, time is running, thoughts are

running, life is running . But linguistic expressions

in any case correspond to a certain concept (or its

construction). Therefore, the understanding of

linguistic expression is considered by R. Pavilenis

as its interpretation in a certain conceptual

system, not in terms of a specific set of semantic
objects.

Human cognitive activity (cognition) should be
considered as a phenomenon that develops his

ability to determine his place in the world. And

this activity is closely connected with the need to

generalize and distinguish between objects:

concepts arise to ensure the performance of such

work. In order to define and describe concepts, it

is necessary to be able to evaluate the mutual
separation of certain signs, the relationship of

actions with objects, and their final goals. But

although cognitologists know the role of these

factors, they cannot answer the question of how

concepts arise and are often limited to general

considerations[4,25].

The notion of a concept is a response to the idea

of the meanings used in a person's thought

processes, which reflect the content of experience

and knowledge, the results of the processes in the

form of certain "quanta" of the human activity and

knowledge of the world (Petrov 1979, 55;

Khintikka 1980, 90-92).


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Now in linguistics it is possible to show

three main approaches to the understanding of

the concept, which are based on the general

situation: the concept is a representative unit, a

synonym of the meaning. The first approach

(represented by Yu.S. Stepanov) focuses on the
cultural aspect in the study of the concept.

Because in this, the whole culture is understood

as a set of concepts and relations between them.

Therefore, the concept is the main link of culture

in the human cognitive world. It presents

concepts as a component of European culture.

Concepts are central to collective linguistic
consciousness, and thus learning them becomes a

daunting task.

V.N. Telia also believes that "a concept is

what we know about an object taken in its

extensive state. Such an understanding of the

term "concept" relegates the role of language to

the second line. In fact, it is an auxiliary tool - a

form of linguistic (transition) of the cream of

concept culture.

The second approach to understanding the

concept (N.D. Arutyunova and her school), T.V.
Bulygina, A.D. Shmelev, etc.) interprets the

meaning of the linguistic sign as the only means of

forming the content of the concept. A similar

opinion was expressed by N.F. Alefirenko. He also

emphasizes that a semantic approach to the

concept is preferable and understands it as a unit

of cognitive semantics.

Proponents of the third approach are D.S.

Likhachev, E.S. Kubryakova and others. According

to them, the concept does not appear on the basis

of the meaning of the word, but is a derivative of
the collision of the meaning of the word with the

personal and life experience of a person, that is,

the concept is a medium between words and

existence.

Concept, according to E.S. Kubriakova, is

the conceptual system of the brain as a quick

meaningful unit of the mental lexicon in memory

( Lingua mentalis ) is a reflection of the world

scene in the human psyche.

E.S. Kubryakova considers it reasonable to

use concepts of science and figure used in

psychology in the description of sensory
processes in the concept analysis. The opposition

of science and figure is related to the perception

of a person as a part of the whole and in a certain

science (environment, space) and the same

understanding of all other objects in the universe.

Thus, the author argues that on the basis of


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language and its categories, a person's experience

is clearly visible, and only by referring to this

experience, he can penetrate into more abstract

areas and form his ideas about things and

phenomena that are not given in direct

observation.

In Uzbek folk proverbs, truth is expressed

through the following expressions:

Justice

The truth

Right

Not enmity, but justice.

The hand cut by the sword of
justice does not hurt.

The sword of justice will be
sharp.


The truth will break your

heart.


Truth bends, bends, but does
not break.

The truth is in the sky - the
ladder is in the wallet

The truth does not burn in
the fire, it does not sink in
the water.

The truth is the sun, it

cannot be hidden.

The truth does not burn in
the grass and
does not sink in the water.

The face of truth is bright,
its hand is long.


He will make a
decision in the right
place.

The right thing is
done by the people.

Right cannot be
wrong.

Right bends, wrong
bends.

Even if the truth is
bent, it will not break.

The truth is under his
hat.

Right will pass, right
will win.
Truth always wins.

Let the truth be true,
and
break the neck of the
unjust.


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Its dictionary meaning will not be enough to

reveal the essence of the concept of truth. The

concept needs to be studied at the concept level.

It is clear from the analysis material that the

concept of truth is expressed not only by the

lexeme of truth itself, but also by various other

lexemes:

The linguocognitive and linguocultural analysis of

the concept of "truth" includes the study of how

this concept is perceived, interpreted and used in

the language and culture of a certain society. In

this case, analyzing the concept of "truth" from

the point of view of linguistics, cognitive and

cultural approaches, several main aspects can be
distinguished:

Linguistic analysis:

1. Cognitive models: the study of how the concept

of "truth" is organized in cognitive models of

linguistic consciousness and how it is related to

other concepts in the cultural context.

2.

Metaphorical

concepts:

analysis

of

metaphorical images related to the concept of

"Truth" in language, for example, "bright truth",

"bitter truth", etc. reality is reflected in linguistic

expressions.

truth

correctness

justice


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3. Frames: Exploring the frames that are activated

when "Truth" is mentioned and what

associations, stereotypes and perceptions are

associated with this concept in different cultural

and linguistic contexts.

Linguistic analysis:

1. Cultural codes: the study of how the concept of

"truth" reflects the values, norms and attitudes of

a particular community's culture, as well as its

connection with historical, religious and socio-

cultural aspects.

2. Idioms and proverbs: Analysis of the use of

idioms, proverbs and proverbs related to the
concept of "truth" in different languages and

cultures in order to understand the specific

perception of this concept.

3. Semantic field: to study the associations that

the concept of "Truth" evokes in different cultural

and linguistic groups and what meanings are

reflected in the linguistic and cultural

manifestations of this concept.

Thus, the linguocognitive and linguocultural

analysis of the concept of "truth" allows to fully

deepen the meaning of this concept in the context
of language, to consider it within the framework

of cultural characteristics, and to determine the

connections between linguistic signs and cultural

concepts.

N. Mahmudov also touched on the issue of

terminology and wrote that "despite the fact that

a lot has been written about them in linguistics,

still some of them, for example: "linguistic

person" and "concept" have not been uniformly
interpreted." In addition, the problem of

separating "concept" and "notion" from each

other cannot be said to have been fully resolved

[3; 3-16].

C

ONCLUSION

In conclusion, it can be said that the share and
place of folk proverbs among Paremias is unique.

Proverbs are especially important from the point

of view of expressing the concept of truth. The

Uzbek people's understanding of the truth will

not disappear. Thoughts about truth also express

political, social, and domestic meanings. But the

biggest truth is that each individual has his own
truth.

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