KOGNITIV SXEMALAR VA FREYMLAR: AKADEMIK MATN YARATISHDA SHAXSIY TAJRIBANING ROLI

Obilov Muzaffar Odiljon o‘g‘li

doi:10.56292/SJFSU/vol31_iss6/a185

Authors

Obilov Muzaffar Odiljon o‘g‘li

University of Business and Science

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56292/SJFSU/vol31_iss6/a185

Keywords:

cognitive schema, frame, academic discourse, personal experience, knowledge representation, conceptualization

Abstract

The article analyzes the role of the author’s cognitive schemas and frames in the process of academic text creation. The theoretical and methodological foundations of cognitive mediation between personal experience and scientific discourse are examined.

Author Biography

Obilov Muzaffar Odiljon o‘g‘li, University of Business and Science

University of Business and Science dotsenti, PhD.

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