This article analyzes the functioning patterns of language units in modern Uzbek media discourse (digital media, social networks, blogs, and SMM content) based on the integration of linguo-ecology and deviatology. The study identifies the word-formation models of ecological nominations (“green economy”, “daрахткушлик” / tree slaughter) that meet the new cognitive needs of society. At the same time, the pragmatic features of phonographic anomalies (болла, қайтта, вопше) and super-alphabetic graphical accentuations activating in network communication are revealed. For the first time, the article systematically analyzes the correlation between historical memory and living speech deviations using the examples of metathesis phenomena (ёмғир/ёғмир, тупроқ/турпоқ), as well as non-ecological risks arising from the semantic deformation and connotative transformation of the lexemes “trans” and “mokhov” (leper). The negative impact of speech aggression, invective lexis, and dysphemisms in critical everyday ecological discourse on the degradation of mass speech culture is evaluated, and scientific-practical recommendations are developed to protect language purity in the digital space.
Uzbek Language Units in Media Discourse and Their Non-Ecological Potentials
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