Linguocognitive and Linguocultural Characteristics of Social Deixis in English and Uzbek Newspaper Texts

Abstract

This article discusses the linguocognitive and linguocultural characteristics of social deixis in english and uzbek newspaper texts. The social status of the interlocutors is also determined in relation to the speaker. The speaker, who perceives reality and wants to think about it, starts measuring distance from himself and determines the location of event spaces. The measurement of time also begins with the speaker; the logical model of the location of the parts of the reported event on the "time line" is processed in the speaker's imagination and takes on a linguistic tone.