NON-EQUIVALENT LEXICON IN THE MIRROR OF NATIONAL CULTURE
Keywords:
of non-equivalent lexicon, national culture, subculture, countercultural movements, language norms, linguistic diversity, cultural dynamics.Abstract
This article explores the phenomenon of non- equivalent lexicons and their relationship with national culture. A lexicon refers to the vocabulary or collection of words and phrases used by a particular group or community. Non- equivalent lexicons, on the other hand, represent a divergence from mainstream language conventions and are often associated with subcultures or countercultural movements. This study aims to investigate how non- equivalent lexicons reflect and interact with the broader national culture in which they emerge.
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