“CULTURALLY MARKED STYLISTIC DEVICES IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LITERARY TEXTS”
Аннотация
This article examines stylistic devices in Uzbek and English literary texts, with a focus on culturally significant expressions that reflect the linguistic and cultural uniqueness of each language. Through a comparative analysis of examples from Abdulla Qahhor’s stories in Uzbek literature and selected English work, the study demonstrates how culture-specific imagery, metaphors, similes, and allusions are deeply embedded in their respective cultural contexts. These examples illustrate how culturally marked stylistic devices not only enrich literary expression but also preserve cultural identity and heritage.
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