The Perception of Neologisms in The Cultural Consciousness of The German And Uzbek Languages and The Reflection of Processes of Renewal in The National Worldview

The article examines the perception of neologisms in cultural consciousness and their role in reflecting processes of renewal in the national worldview from linguocultural and cognitive perspectives. The study focuses on the stabilization of neologisms in the language system and demonstrates that their integration depends on their acceptance in collective consciousness, semantic content, and function within social discourse. Based on examples from the German and Uzbek languages, the research analyzes how new lexical units correlate with cultural concepts, value orientations, and social priorities of society. The theoretical framework relies on the works of E. Sapir, P. Bourdieu, G. Lakoff, M. Johnson, and T. van Dijk. The findings show that neologisms not only reflect the dynamic development of language but also serve as linguistic indicators of deeper socio-cultural and cognitive transformations in the national worldview.

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