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LINGUISTIC APPROACHES IN STUDYING THE CONCEPT OF “JUSTICE”

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This paper explores the diverse linguistic approaches employed in the study of the concept of "Justice." It examines how various branches of linguistics, including cognitive linguistics, discourse analysis, corpus linguistics, and sociolinguistics, contribute to a deeper understanding of this complex and multifaceted concept. By analyzing lexical choices, metaphorical mappings, narrative structures, and discursive strategies, this research investigates how "Justice" is constructed, negotiated, and contested in different socio-cultural contexts. Furthermore, ithighlights the role of language in shaping perceptions and ideologies related to justice, revealing the intricate interplay between linguistic representation and social reality. The investigation demonstrates that a linguistic perspective provides valuable insights into the conceptualization and enactment of "Justice," offering a nuanced understanding beyond traditional philosophical and legal frameworks

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I.Hazratova

Karshi State University,

G.Tojiyeva

Karshi State University

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# perception# justice# cognitive linguistics# conceptualization# discourse analysis# social reality# traditional frameworks# legal frameworks

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