An Artistic Depiction Of English And Uzbek National Traditions
Sainazarova Makhliyo Asatullayevna , English Teacher, National University Of Uzbekistan Named After Mirzoulug’bek , UzbekistanAbstract
Western and Eastern world have different thoughts about traditions and people in a scene across various cultural groups indicating a universal principle of preference. In this article, weexplorethe differences between English and Uzbek national traditions in the works of the English writer Jane Austen and the Uzbek writer Abdullah Qadiri.
Keywords
National tradition, English and Uzbek literature
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