Comparative Typological Analysis of Poetics of Uzbek and English Fairy Tales
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artistic thinking, reality, harmony of imaginationAbstract
In this article, the general characteristics, structure, character of folk tales in English and Uzbek folklore are discussed and analyzed. Features of folk tales that differ from other types of folklore, level of study in English and Uzbek languages.
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