Features Of Literary Translation
Khamdam Ismoilov , Candidate Of Philological Sciences, Associate Professor Of Uzbek State Institute Of Art And Culture, Uzbekistan Zilola Ergasheva , Teacher Of Uzbek State Institute Of Art And Culture, UzbekistanAbstract
In this article, the features of translation, especially literary translation, have been considered theoretically. At the same time, the methods of approaching the translated text were briefly touched upon while showing the differences and similarities between them. Literary translation seems to be the most complex of the types of translation. Because the works of literary translation should become a factor in strengthening the interaction between peoples, enriching their culture.
Keywords
Literary translation, difference, similarity, literary speech, strengthen, culture, translation, language
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