ALEXANDER FEINBERG TRANSLATIONS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON UZBEK LITERATURE
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This article analyzes the translation activities of Alexander Feinberg and its impact on Uzbek literature. Feinberg's translations served as a cultural bridge between the Russian and Uzbek literary spaces, while his poetic translations examine the principles of preserving the national spirit and the means of artistic expression. The article analyzes the linguistic features of translation, the creative approach of the translator and its influence on Uzbek poetry from a scientific point of view.
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