LINGUISTIC AND STYLE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WORKS OF JANNY RODARI AND KHUDOYBERDI TUKHTABAYEV
Abstract
Gianni Rodari, an Italian author, and Khudayberdi Tukhtabaev, an Uzbek writer, are renowned for their exceptional contributions to children's literature. Although their geographical and cultural contexts differ, their works share striking similarities in linguistic and stylistic characteristics, which have contributed to their appeal to readers across linguistic and cultural boundaries. This article aims to explore the fascinating parallels between the linguistic and stylistic features of Rodari's and Tukhtabaev's works, highlighting their use of language, narrative techniques, and imaginative storytelling.
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