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Cultural complexes expressed in language constructs of the Russian, Kazakh, and Turkish languages

On April 16 Khokhlatova E. (Founder of the Group for the Development of Analytical Psychology in Kazakhstan) took part in the "Culture matters" research seminar with the report "Cultural complexes expressed in language constructs of the Russian, Kazakh, and Turkish languages".


The problem of studying cultural complexes is new and insufficiently studied. Currently, there are studies on the internal national complexes, and attempts have been made to use this construct to compare Russia and the West, the East and the West. In the report, proverbs, sayings, phrases in Russian, Kazakh and Turkish that were frequently repeated in modern culture were considered. Based on the comparison of these statements, a hypothesis about cultural complexes was proposed.