REPRESENTATION OF AN IDEAL SOCIETY THROUGH LINGUISTIC MEANS IN UTOPIAN REALITY

Abstract

This article analyzes the process of creating the image of an ideal society through linguistic means in utopian reality. The study is aimed at examining the linguistic, semantic, axiological, and pragmatic aspects of utopian discourse, demonstrating that language functions not only as a means of artistic expression but also as a tool for modeling and legitimizing social reality. The article analyzes how metaphorical codes, conceptual maps, normative and evaluative units position normative and axiological components such as social order, justice, equality, and harmony at the semantic center, allowing the reader to cognitively and visually form a model of an ideal society. The results of the study enable a deeper understanding of the social consciousness-shaping, normative, and didactic functions of utopian texts.