The Role of Linguistic Anthropocentrism Theories in Uzbek National Linguistics

Abstract

Objectives: The primary objective of this article is to explore the impact of the anthropocentric paradigm on Uzbek linguistics and its subsequent formation. The focus is on the shift towards an anthropocentric approach in world linguistics, especially since the late 20th century. The article aims to highlight the specific areas within Uzbek linguistics that have been influenced by this paradigm, emphasizing changes and developments in scientific views and ideas.
 
 Methods: To achieve the stated objectives, the article employs a methodological approach that involves an examination of the anthropocentric paradigm and its integration into Uzbek linguistics. It explores how the subject of language, along with its owner, national mentality, and culture, has gained prominence in linguistic studies. The methods also include an analysis of the fields that emerged based on anthropocentric views and the notable changes witnessed in 21st-century Uzbek linguistics.
 
 Results: The results of this study shed light on the significant impact of the anthropocentric paradigm on various aspects of Uzbek linguistics. The article analyzes the emergence of fields such as Uzbek cognitive linguistics, linguistic and cultural studies, and pragmalinguistics. It delves into the exploration of spiritual values and linguistic experiences within national-cultural communities, offering insights into the signs of interdependence between language and culture.
 
 Conclusion: In conclusion, the article synthesizes the findings by providing general conclusions on the influence of the anthropocentric paradigm on Uzbek linguistics. It underscores the importance of studying language in conjunction with its owner and cultural context. The changes and developments observed in the 21st century within Uzbek linguistics, shaped by anthropocentric views, are highlighted. The conclusion emphasizes the continued relevance of the relationship between language and culture, as well as language and thinking, within the anthropocentric approach in world linguistics. Overall, the article contributes to the understanding of the evolving landscape of Uzbek linguistics under the influence of the anthropocentric paradigm.