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Main directions of cognitive linguistics

Elmuratova Sayora Abillaevna

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The anthropocentric orientation of modern linguistics is implemented in the development of such sciences as linguocultureology, a study of language paintings of the world (Yakm), cognitive linguistics (cognitive linguistics), gender linguistics, linguosociology, linguity and even linguopolithology, and the boundaries of these disciplines are determined by different researchers in different ways. Despite the indisputability of the situation on the close link of the lexical significance to the cognitive aspect of the linguistic phenomena with their extralyingvistic characteristics, the lexemes as a unit of lexico-cognitive level are grouped by otherwise than cognitive linguistics are assessed in everyday life or in one or another production. There is a consolidation of linguistic clanitologists around several of the main directions of lingvocognitive research, each of which has undoubted successes in recent years. Cognitive linguistics examines the semantics of units that represent in the language of one or another concept.

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The anthropocentric orientation of modern linguistics is implemented in the development of such sciences as linguocultureology, a study of language paintings of the world (Yakm), cognitive linguistics (cognitive linguistics), gender linguistics, linguosociology, linguity and even linguopolithology, and the boundaries of these disciplines are determined by different researchers in different ways. Despite the indisputability of the situation on the close link of the lexical significance to the cognitive aspect of the linguistic phenomena with their extralyingvistic characteristics, the lexemes as a unit of lexico-cognitive level are grouped by otherwise than cognitive linguistics are assessed in everyday life or in one or another production. There is a consolidation of linguistic clanitologists around several of the main directions of lingvocognitive research, each of which has undoubted successes in recent years. Cognitive linguistics examines the semantics of units that represent in the language of one or another concept.

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The anthropocentric orientation of modern linguistics is implemented in the development of such sciences as linguocultureology, a study of language paintings of the world (Yakm), cognitive linguistics (cognitive linguistics), gender linguistics, linguosociology, linguity and even linguopolithology, and the boundaries of these disciplines are determined by different researchers in different ways. Despite the indisputability of the situation on the close link of the lexical significance to the cognitive aspect of the linguistic phenomena with their extralyingvistic characteristics, the lexemes as a unit of lexico-cognitive level are grouped by otherwise than cognitive linguistics are assessed in everyday life or in one or another production. There is a consolidation of linguistic clanitologists around several of the main directions of lingvocognitive research, each of which has undoubted successes in recent years. Cognitive linguistics examines the semantics of units that represent in the language of one or another concept.

Key concepts: Cognitive linguistics, Applied linguistics, Linguistics, Language and Communication Technologies, Cognitive semantics, Media linguistics, Quantitative linguistics, Sociocultural linguistics

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