THE DIFFERENCE AND SIMILARITIES BETWEEN ENGLISH AND UZBEK FOLKLORE

Gulnozakhon Kholmirzaeva Bekmirza qizi

Authors

Gulnozakhon Kholmirzaeva Bekmirza qizi Farg'ona viloyati Furqat tumani 6-maktab Ingliz tili o'qituvchisi

Keywords:

Folklore, English folklore, Uzbek folklore, cultural context, storytelling, archetypes, narratives, proverbs, moral lessons, cross-cultural understanding, performance practices, historical influences, shared themes, societal values, cultural appreciation.

Abstract

This thesis explores the intricate tapestry of English and Uzbek folklore, highlighting both their distinctive characteristics and shared themes. It examines the cultural contexts that shape each tradition, revealing how historical events and societal values influence storytelling, motifs, and characters. By analyzing key narratives, proverbs, and performance practices, the study identifies common archetypes and moral lessons that transcend cultural boundaries. Ultimately, this research underscores the importance of folklore in fostering cross-cultural understanding and appreciation.

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