PROBLEMS OF INTERPRETATION OF LEXICAL-STYLISTIC DEVICES IN LITERARY TEXTS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF UZBEK AND ENGLISH
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This article explores the challenges of interpreting lexical-stylistic devices in literary texts, with a focus on a comparative study of Uzbek and English. The author highlights the importance of understanding the cultural and linguistic context in which these devices are used, as well as the need for a nuanced approach to interpretation that takes into account the multiple layers of meaning conveyed by these devices. The article provides valuable insights into the complexities of literary interpretation and offers useful recommendations for researchers and practitioners in this field.
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