COMPARATIVE CULTURAL ANALYSIS: A STUDY OF UZBEK ANECDOTES IN WORLD LITERATURE
Keywords:
: Uzbek Anecdotes, World Literature, Folklore Studies, Cross-Cultural Analysis, Narrative Techniques, Thematic Analysis, Central Asian Oral Traditions, Silk Road Cultural Exchange, Storytelling and Humor, Satire in Folklore, Comparative Literature, Cultural Context
Abstract
This study aims to explore the cultural significance, thematic elements, and global influence of Uzbek anecdotes in world literature. Through qualitative analysis of a selection of Uzbek anecdotes, we examine their narrative structures, moral and philosophical underpinnings, and their role in representing Uzbek culture and values. Additionally, we analyze their reception and influence in world literature, focusing on how these anecdotes have been integrated, adapted, and appreciated in different cultural contexts.
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3. Suleiman, M. (2020). Narratives of Wit and Wisdom: A Study of Uzbek Anecdotes. New York: Cultural Bridges Publishing.
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5. Richardson, D., & Yilmaz, H. (2022). Cross-Cultural Storytelling: Bridging the East and West. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
6. Azizov, R. (2023). "Humor and Satire in Uzbek Folk Narratives." Journal of Comparative Folklore Studies, 45(2), 154-178.
7. Bekirova, N. (2021). Translating Humor: The Global Journey of Uzbek Anecdotes. Berlin: Language and Culture Press.
8. Smith, J. (2022). World Literature and the Fate of Folk Narratives. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
9. Turan, O. (2019). "Folklore as Education: Lessons from Uzbek Anecdotes." International Journal of Cultural Studies, 20(4), 356-373.
10. Kadir, E. (2020). "Societal Reflections: A Study of Uzbek Folklore." Central Asian Cultural Review, 12(1), 89-107.
Published
2024-01-26
How to Cite
Dildora UMARALIYEVA. (2024). COMPARATIVE CULTURAL ANALYSIS: A STUDY OF UZBEK ANECDOTES IN WORLD LITERATURE. News of the NUUz, 1(1.1), 303-307. https://doi.org/10.69617/uzmu.v1i1.1.494
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