In recent years, a linguocultural field has emerged in linguistics that defines the interrelationship and characteristics of language and culture. For example, "cognition," "cognitive structure," "concept," and "discourse" are the main categories of research conducted by N.F. Alfirenko. According to him, the term "cognition" corresponds to the concept of the theory of knowledge in the Russian language.

concept, linguoculturology, cognitive, language, culture.

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