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DOI: Linguoculturological Features Of The Problem Of Communication
Shirinxon Hakimovna Alpanova , Doctor Of Philosophy In Philology (Phd), Lecturer, Department Of Uzbek Linguistics, Andijan State University, UzbekistanAbstract
The article describes the lingvoculturological aspects of speech activity. Views on aspects of communicative behavior related to the national character, as well as its relation to human psychology and physiology, were evaluated as an anthropocentric approach to the language system.
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Linguoculturology,, cognitive linguistics,
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