ANALYSIS OF REALIYAʼS USED IN THE EPIC "ALPOMISH"

Authors

  • Khaknazarov Feruz 4-th year students of Denau Institute of Enterpreneurship and Pedagogy
  • Xolboyev Arofat 4-th year students of Denau Institute of Enterpreneurship and Pedagogy
  • Dostov Ulugbek 4-th year students of Denau Institute of Enterpreneurship and Pedagogy

Keywords:

Brother, homeland, feast, wedding, horse, wolf, sword, snake, verbal duel, white horse, Kohinoor, garden, lamp, young warrior.

Abstract

The primary purpose of this article is to present an analysis of culturally specific words and phrases—referred to as "realiya"—as used in the epic "Alpomish." This study delves into how these realities are applied in the epic and explores their symbolic and cultural significance. Understanding the use of realiyas in the epic enriches our comprehension of the depth and nuance in Uzbek oral literature and highlights the importance of these cultural markers in preserving heritage. Through this analysis, the article demonstrates how "Alpomish" serves as a cultural document, embodying the spirit, customs, and collective identity of the Uzbek people.

References

1. Azimov, M. (2019). "The Role of the Epic 'Alpomish' in the History of Uzbek Oral Literature." Uzbek Language and Literature.

2. Qodirov, A. (2020). "Linguistic Analysis of Heroic Images in the Epic 'Alpomish'." Language and Literature.

3. Toshmatov, S. (2022). "Epic Images in Uzbek Oral Literature and Their Linguistic Analysis." Language and Translation Studies.

4. Yusupov, R. (2021). "Issues of National Identity in Uzbek Epics." Eastern Literature.

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Published

2024-11-10