CROSS-CULTURAL SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK MEDIA DISCOURSE
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15463700
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cross-cultural communication, media discourse, English media, Uzbek media, comparative analysis, cultural values, globalizationAnnotasiya
As global media landscapes evolve, the comparison of media discourses across cultures becomes increasingly important for understanding the dynamics of communication, identity formation, and ideological dissemination. This article examines the similarities and differences between English (British-American) and Uzbek media discourses. Drawing from linguistic, sociocultural, and political perspectives, the study analyzes how each media culture reflects its underlying values and communication norms. While globalization has introduced certain shared tendencies, significant differences persist, rooted in historical experiences, sociopolitical structures, and cultural traditions. The implications of these findings extend to journalism, intercultural communication, and media education.
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