A Comparative Analysis Of The Linguistic Landscape Of The “Home” Concept In Uzbek, English, And Russian

This paper is devoted to the comparative-contrastive analysis of the linguistic landscape of the global concept “home-uy-дом” within the frameworks of cognitive linguistics and linguoculturology. The research employed a complex methodology, including conceptual, associative, and frame analysis, modeling, and text analysis. The analysis revealed that the concept of “home” is a multifaceted, culturally significant unit encompassing not only material shelter but also meanings such as family, homeland, personal space, and value. Comparative analysis demonstrated the specific emphasis placed on certain aspects of the concept in each language, while the core meanings are globally preserved. Frame analysis uncovered the internal structure (slots) of the “home” concept, aiding in the understanding of how the general human mental model is reflected in language.

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