Axiolinguistic Models of Value Occurrence in the Uzbekistan Language (Cognitive-Conceptual Model)

Komilova Gavharoy Ro‘zimovna

Authors

Komilova Gavharoy Ro‘zimovna Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philological Sciences Alisher Navo’i Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature Associate professor

Keywords:

axiolinguistics, value, labor concept, sociolinguistic-cultural concept, axiolinguistic model

Abstract

One of the modern directions of linguistics studying the reflection of values in language is axiolinguistics. The axiolinguistic model is a conceptual framework reflecting where value lies in the language system, discourse and mental-cognitive structure. The article examines the process of labor value materialization in language using a cognitive screening apparatus

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