A соmparative study of family соncepts in english and uzbek cultures

This study undertakes a comparative analysis of family concepts as understood and practiced within English and Uzbek cultures. It explores the distinct socio-cultural values, historical influences, and linguistic expressions that shape familial structures and roles in both societies. By examining key aspects such as kinship, intergenerational relationships, and the evolving definitions of family, the research aims to highlight areas of convergence and divergence. The findings contribute to a deeper cross-cultural understanding of family dynamics and their implications for social cohesion and individual identity.