FOLK TALES AND ORAL TRADITIONS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF STORYTELLING TECHNIQUES
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Folk tale, narrative, character, narrator, culture, oral traditions, motifs.Аннотация
This research article investigates the narrative strategies utilized in English and Uzbek folk tales and oral traditions. Through an examination of narrative structures, themes, and objectives, the study underscores the parallels and distinctions between these two cultural contexts. The research is underpinned by a comparative approach and incorporates diverse academic references to offer a thorough insight into how storytelling techniques influence and are influenced by cultural values and societal norms in both England and Uzbekistan.
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