This article analyzes the theoretical interpretations of the concept of the semantic field as presented by various linguists. It examines the approaches of prominent scholars such as Jost Trier, Stephen Ullmann, John Lyons, Olga Akhmanova, Yuri Apresyan, Laurel Brinton, and Elena Kubryakova. When studying the theory of semantic fields in linguistics, it becomes clear that this concept offers a highly convenient and consistent approach to explaining the internal order and meaning relations within the lexical system. In my opinion, a semantic field is not merely a collection of words with similar or opposite meanings, but rather a model that shows how conceptual networks in human thought are shaped through language. Each word is significant not only because it is synonymous or antonymous to others, but because of how it highlights a particular segment of reality. The study explores how each scholar defines the semantic relationships between lexical units, the paradigmatic and syntagmatic structures they form, and the role of semantic fields in conceptualizing reality through language. The article includes a comparative table with explanatory comments, highlighting both shared and divergent perspectives in the theoretical framework.
| Mualliflar | Азимова, Мухтасархон |
|---|---|
| Jurnal | Lingvospektr |
| Nashr sanasi | 2025-07-04 |
| Jild | 6 |
| Son | 1 |
| Betlar | 94-101 |
| Til | O‘zbek |
Cемантическое поле, лексическая единица, парадигматические отношения, синтагматические отношения, концептуальная модель, когнитивная лингвистика, язык и мышление, Semantik maydon, leksik birlik, paradigmatik munosabat, syntagmatik munosabat, konseptual model, kognitiv tilshunoslik, til va tafakkur, Semantic field, lexical unit, paradigmatic relation, syntagmatic relation, conceptual model, cognitive linguistics, language and thought
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