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Functional Characteristics of the Linguistic Worldview: A Cognitive-Linguistic Analysis

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  • 1. ROR icon Central Asian University

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Abstract. Linguistic worldview is a key concept in cognitive 
linguistics, reflecting the interaction of language, cognition, culture, and 
collective experience, serving as a conceptual model of reality encoded through 
language. This study examines its functional characteristics from a cognitive
linguistic perspective, focusing on its epistemological, conceptual-integrative, 
normative, identification, aesthetic, psychological, and dynamic functions. The 
results demonstrate that linguistic worldview not only represents reality but also 
organizes knowledge, maintains cultural continuity, shapes identity, and 
regulates cognitive and communicative processes. 
Keywords: linguistic worldview, cognitive linguistics, linguistic 
performance, epistemological function, conceptual integration, cultural 
knowledge, national identity. 

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