REPRESENTATION OF CULTURAL IDENTIFICATION IN ENGLISH PROSE

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This article examines comparative constructions employed in the works of contemporary Uzbek and English authors, while the subject of the investigation concerns the culturally specific characteristics of these constructions as reflections of the national worldview. It is stated that of particular scholarly significance are culturally specific linguistic units that function as markers of ethnic identity and reflect the distinctive cognitive and perceptual frameworks characteristic of different linguistic communities.

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10.67227/wqrepb33

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