Тамаддун нури Volume 7 (2026) · pp. 117-121
AN ASSOCIATIVE-SEMANTIC AND AXIOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION OF THE CONCEPT OF DEATH IN THE UZBEK LINGUISTIC WORLDVIEW
Botir, Ботир, Tajiboyev, Botir
Abstract
The article examines the associative-semantic structure and axiological interpretation of the concept of death in Uzbek linguistic consciousness. The study is based on materials from a free associative experiment conducted among Uzbek female and male respondents aged 18-45. It analyzes the recurrence of responses to the Uzbek stimulus word o‘lim (“death”), the nuclear and peripheral units of the associative field, semantic relations, and the evaluative criteria manifested within the structure of the concept. The article considers the formation of representations of death in linguistic consciousness in relation to individual experience, religious-philosophical understanding, social experience, and national-cultural memory.
concept of death, associative conceptology, free associative experiment, associative nucleus, peripheral associations, axiological semantics, gender differentiation, national-cultural conceptualization.концепт смерти, ассоциативная концептология, свободный ассоциативный эксперимент, ассоциативное ядро, периферийные ассоциации, аксиологическая семантика, гендерная дифференциация, национально-культурная концептуализация.o‘lim konsepti, assotsiativ konseptologiya, erkin assotsiativ tajriba, assotsiativ yadro, periferik assotsiatsiyalar, aksiologik semantika, gender farqlanish, milliy-madaniy konseptuallashuv.
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