COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF NAZAR ESHONQUL AND JAMES JOYCE'S LIFE AND STORIES IN LITERATURE

Komila S. Umarova

doi:10.37547/mesmj-V4-I3-28

Authors

Komila S. Umarova Uzbek State World Languages University Tashkent, Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37547/mesmj-V4-I3-28

Keywords:

linguistic translation, logical,, hybrid linguistics, modern literature

Abstract

In this article based on a comparative study of the stories of Nazar Eshanqul and James Joyce, which should be seen in the interpretation of the creators. In the Language is characterized as a bridge between man and existence, the most important tool for human perception of the world. The role of language is extremely important in the realization of a person's identity, in the determination of such high feelings as national pride and pride. After all, in the training of specialists in the field of linguistics, the in-depth study of the comparative-combinational system of quality lexemes in the English and Uzbek languages related to the field on a scientific basis, the scope of conducting scientific research on the determination of general and specific aspects in the Uzbek and foreign languages, creates ample opportunities to further increase the efficiency index.

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