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RELATIONSHIP OF COMPARATIVE LINGUISTICS WITH OTHER FIELDS

To`lqinova Charos Davron qizi

Abdurahmonova Zilola Yoqubjon qizi

Keywords: Keywords: Comparative linguistics, Language evolution, Historical linguistics, Anthropology, Psychology, Cognitive science, Sociology, Archaeology, Biology, Genetics.

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Abstract

Abstract : The field of comparative linguistics plays a crucial role in
understanding the relationships between different languages and their historical
development. This paper aims to explore the interconnections between comparative
linguistics and other related fields, such as anthropology, archaeology, cognitive
science, and computer science. It discusses how comparative linguistics contributes to
our understanding of human history, migration patterns, and cultural evolution through
the examination of language similarities and differences. Furthermore, the paper also
investigates the role of comparative linguistics in the development of artificial
intelligence, natural language processing, and machine translation. By examining the
relationship between comparative linguistics and these diverse fields, this paper
highlights the interdisciplinary nature of linguistics and its significance in various
aspects of human knowledge and technology.

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