THE CONCEPT OF "CHILDREN" IN UZBEK AND TURKISH PROVERBS
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This article explores the features of the representation of the concept of "child" in the oral traditions, especially proverbs, of Uzbek and Turkish peoples. It examines its sociocultural and semantic connotations. The value given to children in both cultures, their functional role in the family and society, and the metaphorical, allegorical, and axiological analysis of the image of children have been linguistically analyzed. Through the artistic means used in proverbs, the people’s worldview, philosophy of life, and intergenerational relations are artistically interpreted.
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