Comparative Analysis of Kinetic Means in Uzbek And English: From Nonverbal Expression to Linguocognitive Conceptualization
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https://doi.org/10.55640/eijps-06-04-40Keywords:
M kinetic means, nonverbal communication, semantic analysis, pragmatic analysisAbstract
This article presents a comparative analysis of kinetic means in Uzbek and English and examines their transition from nonverbal expression to linguocognitive conceptualization. The study analyzes the semantic and pragmatic features of gestures, facial expressions, and body movements, as well as their role in communicative situations and cultural interpretation. Special attention is given to the verbalization of kinetic units and their representation at the conceptual level. The findings confirm the interconnection between language, cognition, and culture in communication.
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