A LINGUISTIC-POETIC ANALYSIS OF ARTISTIC EXPRESSIVE DEVICES IN MARK TWAIN’S WORKS AND THEIR REFLECTION IN UZBEK CHILDREN’S LITERATURE
Keywords:
The spirit of the era, instant of the era, the concept of the literary language of the period, different expressions, sentences, word games, inclusive thinking.Abstract
The article discusses the relationship between the transfer of folk artifacts and the introduction of national cultural heritage. It contains the works of M. Twain, which are compared with the translation of the text into the Uzbek language, as well as achievements in translation and some discrepancies. Also, the fiction similarity has been analyzed in Uzbek literature.
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