Ўзбекистонда хорижий тиллар (электрон илмийметодик журнал) Volume 52 Issue 5 (2023) · pp. 122-142
ANTHROPOCENTRISM IN THE TRINITY OF MAN — LANGUAGE — SOCIETY AND ITS EXPRESSION IN THE PROVERBS
Dzhusupov, Mahanbet
Abstract
The article is devoted to the study of the problem of anthropocentrism on the material of the Russian, Kazakh, Uzbek languages, which is relevant and multidimensional. In the course of conducting scientific research, the expression of anthropocentrism in language (primarily in the proverbial fund) in connection with the universal and national-specific culture was analyzed and described in a comparative aspect. In this regard, the problem of the constant in general and the anthropological constant in particular is considered as phenomena with a permanent feature having a universal and specifically national origin. Anthroponism, constant, anthropology, anthropological linguistics, anthroponics, man, language, society and culture are closely interrelated both in theoretical and practical terms. Man and his language are the foundations of anthropocentrism. Anthropocentrism is realized in different social spheres of the individual and society. Duality (human language), is reborn into a trinity (man-language-society). They have national and cultural differences, perform a multidimensional planetary function on earth - the assimilation of anthropocentrism and its survival from itself. The proverbial foundation of the language is anthropocentric, since the semantic and stylistic content of the proverb is always directed at a man in a generalized, collective meaning. The fundamental works on anthropocentrism, comparative linguistics,and proverbial collections of dictionaries served as the material of the research. In the course of scientific research, the comparative method, inductive and deductive methods, the method of linguistic analysis and description were used, which contributed to obtaining theoretical and practical research results.
anthropocentrismconceptconstantmanlanguagedualitytrinityRussianKazakhUzbek
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