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Belonging to [Arabic – belonging to; related] Pertaining to, belonging to, pertaining to, entering. An animal belonging to the class of vertebrates. An element belonging to the halogens. An upper class person. tsh Belonged to the generation of Devonbegs. Shernazarboy hated Islamkhoja from the inside, he had an enmity from the beginning. J. Sharipov, Khorezm.
Affiliation [Arabic – kinship; relation] kt. Affiliation, relevance,. Even though you belong to the Kipchak people, you have shown us unforgettable kindness and services in driving Muslimkul. A. Kadiri,The Past days.
Belonging 1. Case of being affiliated. Class membership.
2. Belonging. ..he did not ask which nation, religion he belonged to, but spoke enthusiastically that everyone should be treated equally. K. Yashin, Hamza⁹.
Affiliation. Joining a certain social group according to one's own interests, desires, and interests - determines the need¹⁰.
The above comments show that we have a correct approach to the term "affiliation" in social status from the perspective of anthropocentric linguistics.
Depending on the participation of communicants in the communication process, it is possible to distinguish types of ethnic, gender, social, cultural, professional, legal, international, sports, political, historical (participant in war or other events) affiliation. The phenomenon of affiliation, as one of the anthropocentric paradigms, has been studied to one degree or another within the scope of philosophy, sociology, social psychology, linguistics and linguistics, and has its own theoretical foundations.
Concepts of the phenomenon of affiliation in world science are analyzed in the dissertation.
Affiliation is not a sign, but an attitude. It is formed, strengthened (or, on the contrary, redefined, changed) only in the process of social interaction. This word can be applied primarily to a person, because only persons have the quality of subjectivity and, accordingly, can attach certain values ​​to themselves or not. In relation to groups, it is used only figuratively and metaphorically.
Thus, since the mid-1980s, political science began to talk about the subjects of international relations as "belongings" ("Islamic", "Christian", "Western", "Eastern", "Eurasian", etc.) competing with each other... Belonging to a modern person is related to his conscious orientation to a certain way of life, his "choice" to form his belonging to the values ​​of a certain group. In the process of socialization, a person learns to adapt to many roles and, accordingly, acquires many "belongings"¹¹.
It is recognized by sociologists that linguistic units of affiliation types are used in two different ways - formally and informally. Interpersonal relationships can appear in different forms, for example, work-related (formal, trusting, informal) and personal (informal, intimate) forms.
Relations related to work (service) are related to adherence to certain rules, rituals and formalities established by officials or accepted in this environment and formed as a result of long-standing traditions. Work-related relationships are mandatory.
In the course of our research, we have observed that research on affiliation and language attitude has been conducted mainly from the point of view of interlinguistic and intercultural communication.
When talking about the manifestation of affiliation in language, first of all, attention is paid to what language units and tools can be a sign of affiliation under the term "identification sign".
The concept of affiliation depends on changing conditions. Therefore, as a result of exchange of the speech situation in different conditions, in a different environment, in a different group, according to the changing conditions of the activity process, the methods of expression also change.
In Y.Mirzaahmedova's dissertation "Forms of communication that distinguish gender in language" in Uzbek and other languages, male and female communication behavior, stereotypes related to grammatical and lexical formation, grammatical-gender, lexical and semantic-gender, linguistic-stylistic-gender possibilities of the text and mental characteristics of femininity and masculinity; in the gender aspect, a number of issues are covered, such as topic selection, interlocutors' hierarchy in the process of communication, verbal and non-verbal expression - facial expressions, gender differences in body movements, syntactic, lexical, and morphological possibilities of expressing this content¹². There are not many such studies, such works are analyzed in detail in the dissertation.
It is possible to distinguish forms of appeal in the scope of affiliation provided for in our work.