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https://doi.org/10.37547/ijll/Volume05Issue12-48
The Use Of The Term “Concept” In Anthropocentric Linguistics
Abstract
This article discusses the formation of axiology on the basis of philosophy, its integration with issues of linguistics, and the emergence of axiolinguistics as a new field. Research related to axiolinguistics is described. Studies noting the development of axiolinguistics in Uzbek linguistics, the theory of axiolinguistics, and its key concepts are reviewed. The concept of value is defined as the main subject of axiolinguistics.
Keywords
Anthropocentric paradigm, concept, axiology
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