Humanity and
Science Congress
Hosted From Ipoh, Malaysia
https://conferencepublication.com May 2
nd
2022
129
EXPRESSION OF GENDER IN ANTHROPOCENTRIC
PROVERBS
(ON THE EXAMPLE OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK PROVERBS)
Raimova Nafosat
Abstract
The anthropocentric paradigm allows to investigate the role of the human factor in linguistics
in line with research objectives. This in turn puts man at the center of linguistics. The current
proposal is based on the principles of
the anthropocentric paradigm, which analyzes the
linguocultural aspect of anthropocentric proverbs, i.e., the evaluation and imagery of the human
gender, and illustrates them with examples.
Introduction
Proverbs are frequently used clear and concise words that express
general truth or practical
instructions. Their origins are rooted in oral traditions and do not change from generation to
generation. As a transmitter and reflector of accumulated wisdom, they are usually accepted
blindly; and is a reflection of the traditional values of society. In the context of gender and
language relations, articles are of great importance because they
reflect traditional power
relations between genders.
It should be noted that a new paradigm has emerged in world linguistics today as a result of
continuous changes in the history of linguistics and the development of society. In particular,
this scientific paradigm is considered to be an anthropocentric paradigm in which language is
studied in conjunction with other disciplines and the human factor plays an important role in
linguistics. More specifically, the focus is on the human factor, which plays a role in linguistic
research. The following branches of linguistics are being studied within the framework of this
universally recognized scientific model:
cognitive linguistics (language and cognition),
linguoculturology (language and culture),
sociolinguistics (language and society),
psycholinguistics (language and psychology),
theolinguistics (language and religion) and others. It should
be noted that although the
relationship between language and culture has been studied in many linguistic studies, they are
still in need of constant research, and new correlations, linguoculturalities, or peculiarities may
emerge, revealed. Proverbs, in particular
anthropocentric proverbs, are important linguistic
units that embody the cultural and national characteristics of the people to which they belong,
despite a number of monographs devoted to the subject under consideration. Therefore, in this
proposal, the problem is considered from
an anthropocentric perspective, in order to reveal
their linguocultural aspects at a higher level.
Research questions:
What is the significance of anthropocentric proverbs in society?
What are the similar features of English and Uzbek anthroposentric
proverbs in situational
speech?
What are the distinctive features of English and Uzbek anthroposentric proverbs in situational
speech?
When do we use the proverbs for more expressive meaning?