Kırgızca ve Rusça sözcük çağrışımlarının karşılaştırılması

Year 2022, Issue: 30, 312 - 323, 21.10.2022

Süleyman Barlas

Abstract

Zihindeki bir duygu, düşünce veya imgenin bir diğerini akla getirmesi durumu olarak açıklanabilen çağrışım kavramı 2000 yılı aşkın bir geçmişe sahiptir. Sözcükler bütün duygu, düşünce veya imgeleri karşılama işlevine sahip olduğu için çağrışım kavramının temel öğeleri olarak kabul edilir. Ancak sözcükler zihinde sözlüklerde yer aldığı gibi alfabetik sıraya göre dizilmemektedir. Zihindeki dizilimde her sözcüğün kendi anlamsal bağlarının, bireysel ve toplumsal deneyimlerin, toplumların dünya görüşlerinin etkisi görülür. Bu nedenle sözcüklerin çağrışım ağları bireyden bireye, kültürden kültüre ve dönemden döneme farklılık gösteren dinamik bir yapıya sahiptir. Bu çalışmada 1975 yılında L. N. Titova tarafından hazırlanan Kirgizsko-Russkiy Assotsiativnıy Slovar' “Kırgızca-Rusça Çağrışım Sözlüğü” adlı eserde yer alan bazı sözcüklerin çağrışımları arasındaki benzerlikler ve farklılıklar sosyolinguistik açıdan incelenmiştir.

Keywords

Çağrışım, serbest çağrışım, zihinsel sözlük, dil içi dünya görüşü, dilsel görelilik

Cross-cultural comparison of word associations in Kyrgyz and Russian

Abstract

The concept of association, which can be explained as a situation where an emotion, thought or image in the mind brings to mind another, has a history of more than 2000 years. Since words have the function of meeting all feelings, thoughts or images, they have considered as the fundamental components of the concept of association, but the words have not arranged in alphabetical order in the mind as in dictionaries. In the sequence in the mind, the effect of each word’s own semantic ties, individual and social experiences, and world views (weltansicht) have seen. Therefore, the association networks of words have a dynamic structure that differs from individual to individual, culture to culture and period to period. In this study, the similarities and differences between the associations of some words in the Kirgizsko-Russkiy Assotsiativnıy Slovar' “Kyrgyz-Russian Association Dictionary” prepared by L. N. Titova in 1975 have been analyzed sociolinguistically.

Keywords

Association, free association, mental lexicon, intralingual world view, linguistic relativity

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