This research presents a comparative linguistic analysis of the concept of “patience” within the Linguistic Picture of the World (LPW) across English, Karakalpak, and Russian languages. As a Master’s level study, it explores how different cultures perceive, categorize, and express this virtue through their unique historical and social lenses. Utilizing a comparative method, the study examines the structure and cultural semantics of proverbs and sayings to identify both universal traits and nation-specific nuances. Findings reveal that while all three cultures view patience as a vital pathway to success and spiritual resilience, their metaphorical applications differ significantly. Karakalpak expressions often link patience to historical survival and gendered expectations of endurance. Russian linguistics emphasizes patience as a form of long-term fortitude and hope against hardship, often tied to national history. In contrast, English culture frequently frames patience as an inherent moral virtue and a transformative force. The study concludes that understanding these linguistic variations is essential for enhancing intercultural competence and provides a deeper insight into the national identity and worldview shaped by each language.
| Mualliflar | Кдырбаева , Аксунгул Рустем кызы |
|---|---|
| Jurnal | Lingvospektr |
| Nashr sanasi | 2026-01-08 |
| Jild | 12 |
| Son | 1 |
| Betlar | 167-172 |
| Til | Ingliz |
Поговорки и пословицы, Языковая картина мира, английская культура, каракалпакская культура, русская культура, Понятие терпения, Сравнительный метод, Культурные вариации, Maqol va maqollar, dunyoning lingvistik manzarasi, ingliz madaniyati, Qoraqalpoq madaniyati, rus madaniyati, sabr tushunchasi, qiyosiy usul, madaniy tafovutlar, Sayings and proverbs, Linguistic Picture Of The World, English culture, Karakalpak culture, Russian culture, The concept of Patience, Comparative method, Cultural variations
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