LINGUOCULTURAL INTERPRETATION OF HUMAN NATURE AND EVALUATION SEMANTICS IN UZBEK FOLK PAREMIOLOGY

Abstract

This article analyzes the linguocultural features of semantic fields related to human nature and evaluation in Uzbek folk paremiology. The study elucidates the semantic structure of paremiological units formed on the basis of positive, negative, and neutral evaluation systems. Using examples of folk proverbs and phraseological units, the linguocognitive and logoepistemic foundations of cultural components are revealed. Furthermore, the role of these units in shaping the linguistic worldview is scientifically substantiated. The results of the research contribute to a deeper understanding of the interconnection between language and culture.

Keywords

paremiology, linguoculturology, semantic field, phraseologism, category of evaluation, cognitive linguistics, logoepisteme, linguistic worldview, folk proverbs, cultural component.