FOLKLORE EXAMPLES OF WANDERING IMAGES

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Guliston State University, doctoral candidate
u.ruzieva2909@gmail.com

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This article discusses the wandering images in the folklore of the world’s peoples. The aesthetic aspects and reasons for such migration are highlighted.

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Ruzieva, U. . (2024). FOLKLORE EXAMPLES OF WANDERING IMAGES. Yevrosiyo Ijtimoiy Fanlar, Falsafa Va san’at Jurnali, 4(10), 127–131. Retrieved from https://in-academy.uz/index.php/ejsspc/article/view/39006

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