Culturemes in the study of literary text and linguoculturology

This article explores the concept of culturemes and their significance in literary texts and linguoculturology, with a specific focus on the analysis of Alykul Osmonov's poem "Issyk-Kul." The study also explores culturemes as crucial elements, serving as minimal metalinguistic units that establish connections between language codes and cultural symbols. These unique cultural information units act as bridges between linguistic expressions and cultural behaviors. The article examines the challenges associated with translating culturemes, highlighting their categorization into norms, ideas, and materials. Ultimately, the discussion underscores the role of cultures in enriching linguistic expressions and their paramount importance in contemporary linguoculturology for comprehending the interplay between language and culture.