EXPLORING THE CONCEPTUAL SIGNIFICANCE OF PROVERBS IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH CULTURAL WORLD PICTURE

Authors

  • Ahmedova Sabina 1-year student of Masters of Tashkent State University of Uzbek language and Literature named after Alisher Navai Author

Keywords:

comparative analysis, linguistic expressions, societal norms, philosophical perspectives, translation methods, cultural similarities, cultural differences, oral tradition, metaphorical language, collective wisdom

Abstract

Proverbs serve as condensed wisdom encapsulating the cultural ethos of a community. This paper delves into the conceptual significance of proverbs within the cultural world picture of both Uzbek and English societies. Through a comparative analysis, we aim to elucidate the underlying cultural values, social norms, and philosophical perspectives embedded in these linguistic expressions. By examining proverbs from both cultures, we explore how they reflect and shape the collective consciousness, providing insights into the distinctive worldviews and belief systems of Uzbek and English societies.

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Published

2024-05-02