This article offers a theoretical analysis of current issues in linguistics, including language and society, digital communication, language norms, borrowing, cognitive meaning, pragmatics, and corpus research. It examines the role of morphology, spelling variation, and context in the automatic processing of Uzbek. The study is based on a comparative review of scholarly sources. It proposes developing reliable electronic resources, investigating language use in context, and strengthening cooperation between linguists and software developers.
cognitive linguistics
digital communication
natural language processing
pragmatics
modern linguistics
language norms
borrowing
corpus