POLITICAL TERMS OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
Kalit so‘zlar
concept, political term, power, lingual-cultural society, world image, conceptual analysis, discourseAnnotasiya
In this article the complex nature of political language and terminology, especially in multilingual and multicultural contexts. It highlights the role of interpreters and translators in bridging communication gaps in political discourse, where concepts and terminology carry unique cultural and historical weight. In particular, it underscores how conceptual frameworks influence language, with certain terms carrying inherent associations or connotations that may not translate uniformly across language.
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