THE USE OF METAPHORS IN UZBEK LULLABIES AND THEIR EQUIVALENTS IN OTHER CULTURES: AN INTERCULTURAL ANALYSIS
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19780719
Kalit so‘zlar
Uzbek lullabies, metaphor, intercultural analysis, oral folk literature, child-rearing, cultural values, figurative languageAnnotasiya
This article explores the use of metaphors in Uzbek lullabies and compares them with their equivalents in lullabies from other cultures. Lullabies, as a form of oral folk literature, are rich in figurative language that conveys emotions, values, and cultural norms. By analyzing common metaphors related to nature, protection, love, and child upbringing, this study highlights the universality and specificity of metaphorical expressions across cultures. The research employs a comparative intercultural approach, revealing how metaphors reflect both shared human experiences and unique cultural perspectives.
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