THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE LINGUOCULTUROLOGICAL STUDY OF CONGRATULATORY TEXTS

Khudoyberdiyeva Nargiza Xayrullo qizi

THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE LINGUOCULTUROLOGICAL STUDY OF CONGRATULATORY TEXTS

Authors

Khudoyberdiyeva Nargiza Xayrullo qizi Student of termez university of economics and service nargizaxudoyberdiyeva@gmail.com

Keywords:

congratulatory text, linguoculturology, national-cultural feature, speech genre, concept, pragmatics, communicative strategy, speech act, cultural code, language and culture.

Abstract

This article discusses the theoretical foundations of studying congratulatory texts from a linguoculturological perspective. Congratulatory texts are considered an important speech genre that expresses socio-cultural relations between people. They reflect the national mentality, values, traditions, religious and spiritual views, speech etiquette, and communicative behavior of a nation. The article theoretically analyzes the essence of linguoculturology, the connection of congratulatory texts with cultural markers, their characteristics as speech acts, and the common and distinctive features of congratulatory expressions in Uzbek and English. It also examines, on a scientific basis, the manifestation of national-cultural concepts, evaluative units, formulas of blessing and wishing, the category of respect, and communicative strategies in congratulatory texts.

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THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE LINGUOCULTUROLOGICAL STUDY OF CONGRATULATORY TEXTS