PRINCIPLES OF LINGVOKULTUROLOGICAL PROPERTIES IN TRANSLATION OF IMAGES

Abstract

In world linguistics, the scope of research on lingvoculturology, lingvopoetics and textology has been growing day by day in recent decades.  It is known that the language of any nation, during its historical development, reflects the social process and changes in the life of that nation.  In this sense, the study of the linguistic landscape of the world is a "comprehensive analysis of the living space, lifestyle, mental characteristics and national-cultural character of peoples, the principles of ethno-cultural ethics, social relations, interethnic dialogue, ethical and cultural norms of behavior."[1. 5] it also provides an opportunity to learn.  In this respect, the emergence and development of works in the field of linguocultural studies is extremely important, but also provides very interesting linguistic materials for the theory of language. Sources related to linguoculturology mention lingvocultures as one of its main concepts.