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DOI: The Concepts Of "Goodness" And "Evil" In The Linguistic Image Of The World And Their National-Cultural Characteristics
Farrukh Komiljon Ugli Normamatov , 2nd Year Master’s Student, Termez State University, UzbekistanAbstract
This article discusses the linguistic image of the world and the views of various scholars and researchers on it, the concept term as one of the controversial problems of cognitive linguistics and linguocultural studies, the role of the concepts of "goodness" and "evil" in the linguistic image of the world. The national-cultural features of the concepts of "goodness" and "evil" are also illustrated by the use of English idioms and synonyms of goodness and evil.
Keywords
Linguistic image of the world, concept, cognitive linguistics, linguoculturology, goodness, evil, idioms, synonyms
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