Linguo-Cognitive Aspect of Concept “Beauty” in English and Uzbek Vision of the World
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https://doi.org/10.47494/mesb.v25i.1356Keywords:
concept, cognitive linguistics, beauty, language picture of the world, the ethno-cultural featuresAbstract
The given article deals with the comparative analysis of the concept ‘beauty’ in Uzbek and English languages. The article touches upon cross-cultural features of the two languages and helps to understand the similarities and differences in various languages and cultures of the world.
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