Author: Abdullaev, Ulmasbek Khairullayevich

Annotation: The article explores the intricate relationship between language and culture, tracing its historical roots from the 19th century to contemporary perspectives. It highlights the foundational theories of V. Humboldt, Sapir, and Whorf, and discusses the hypothesis of linguistic relativity. Through historical insights and real-world examples, it navigates the complexities of this discourse, emphasizing the profound impact of language and culture on individuals and the development of linguistic theory.

Keywords: Language and culture; Linguistic relativity; Sapir-Whorf hypothesis; Sociolinguistics; Memetics; Cultural relativism; Linguistic determinism; Language acquisition; Semiotics.

Pages in journal: 461 - 469