Linguopoetics Of The Expressions Of The Concept Of Existence In Ogahiy's "Riyozu-D-Davla"

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This research aims to demonstrate Ogahiy's mastery through a specific example: by studying the linguopoetics of words expressing the concept of existence in his work. These words not only convey geographical notions but also reveal Ogahiy's poetic worldview, his philosophical and religious views, his skill in creating symbolic meanings, and their role in reinforcing the work's central idea. The article provides a detailed analysis of the usage characteristics of words such as "jahon," "olam," "dahr," "geti," "ofoq," and "dunyo" in the text of "Riyozu-d-davla," examining their artistic functions and contribution to the work's poetics.

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10.37547/ijll/volume05issue09-18

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