Linguacultural features of the human-nature relationship in Jack London’s literary works

Rajabov, Muslimbek, Ражабов, Муслимбек, Rajabov, Muslimbek

Хорижий лингвистика ва лингводидактика · 2025-yil

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This article explores the intricate linguacultural dimensions of the human-nature relationship in Jack London's major literary works. Employing concepts from ecocriticism and cultural linguistics, it investigates how London uses language not only to depict the natural world but also to encode deep-seated cultural attitudes, values, and philosophies. Through an analysis of key texts such as The Call of the Wild, White Fang, and To Build a Fire, the paper illustrates how London's narrative style, vocabulary, and imagery articulate the struggle, adaptation, and interconnectedness of humans and nature.

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MualliflarRajabov, Muslimbek, Ражабов, Муслимбек, Rajabov, Muslimbek
JurnalХорижий лингвистика ва лингводидактика
Nashr sanasi2025-05-25
Jild3
Son5/S
Betlar579-583
TilIngliz
DOI10.47689/2181-3701-vol3-iss5/s-pp579-583

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лингвокультура, отношения человек-природа, экокритика, культурная лингвистика, природа, выживание, инстинкт, американская литература, linguaculture, human-nature relationship, ecocriticism, cultural linguistics, nature, survival, instinct, American literature, linguakultura, inson-tabiat munosabatlari, ekokritika, madaniy lingvistika, tabiat, omon qolish, instinkt, Amerika adabiyoti

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