Linguistic Characteristics of Phonetic Repetition in Uzbek Folk Epics
Keywords:
folk epics, art, poetic, bakshi, epic, text, phonetic repetition, alliteration, gemination, monorhyme, assonance.Abstract
The article talks about the regular use of phonetic repetition as a stylistic figure in the text of Uzbek folk epics and their artistic and aesthetic functions. It has been clarified that each of the artistic repetitions in the performance of Bakhshi poet has an important expressive-emotional and aesthetic task.References
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