COMPARING LINGUISTIC DEVICES IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK NON-REALISTIC WORKS
Abstract
The use of linguistic devices is a crucial aspect of conveying symbolism and deeper meaning in non-realistic literature. This discussion delves into the comparison of linguistic devices, specifically metaphor, simile, and allegory, in English and Uzbek non-realistic works. By examining how these devices are employed in both traditions, we can gain insights into the cultural and linguistic nuances that shape the interpretation of symbols.
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