LINGUISTIC INTERPRETATION AND STRUCTURE OF THE CONCEPT
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This article analyzes the structure of linguocultural concepts and the notion of segments, as well as their role in language and culture. The layered model of concepts, specifically the core, primary layer, and segments, is elucidated using the concept of "tolerance" as an example. The article scientifically examines the distinctions between conceptual and semantic characteristics, the uniqueness of universal and autochthonous concepts across languages and cultures, and the interaction of linguistic and cultural factors. National and universal values, the place of concepts within the lexico-semantic paradigm, and their cultural and ethical content are extensively covered.
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