THE LINGUISTIC PICTURE OF THE UNIVERSE IN THE HERITAGE OF KAZAKH BI-SPEAKERS

2024

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DOI 10.52301/2957-5567-2024-1-57-67
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Abstract

The article examines the linguistic worldview of the world in the heritage of Bi-speakers. The peculiarities of how the linguistic picture of the world is manifested through different concepts in the lexical layer are differentiated. The opinions of domestic and foreign researchers about the linguistic picture of the universe of the world are reflected in the Bi-speakers' heritage based on various concepts and includes achievements generated by human intelligence and the inherent qualities of humanity. The specificity of the "picture of the world" in linguistic content is revealed through the use of linguistic and cultural elements in the discourse of speakers who are connected to the "national picture of the world". This study examines the cognitive models of the concepts "life" and "death" in the discourse of the linguistic personality of Bi-speakers are considered, their expression in the conceptual field that reflects the linguistic and cognitive aspects of their personality