East and West Space in the Cultural Picture of the World (Linguocultural Experiment)
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https://doi.org/10.32523/2616-678X-2018-124-3-135-148Keywords:
Anthropological linguistics, intercultural communication, Linguistic world-image, Cultural map, East and West in the cultural picture of the world Linguistic and cultural experimentAbstract
World-image is one of the studied objects in the research of intercultural communication,
as well as cultural world-image. The article is devoted to the analysis of the cultural world-image of the East
and West from the linguo-cultural point of view and describes the map of civilizations through the eyes of
the students. During the creation of the cultural map, a linguocultural experiment was conducted among the
students in three thematic areas. For each topic an example was given in the volume of 5-10 words and two
cultures were interpreted from the point of cultural-linguistic aspect. Linguistic and cultural experiment was
conducted in 2011-2012, 2013-2014 and 2016-2017 academic years among students of the Faculty of Philology.
The purpose of this article is the unity of the East and West in the culturalworld-image, creation of it’s
map and consideration of topical issues of intercultural communication. By means of trip to the cultural space
of East and West, we were able to determine the cultural and cognitive stereotypes of the youth of Kazakhstan,
the world view and culture of different peoples, and get more acquainted with national values.
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