G‘AFUR G‘ULOM VA JEROM K. JEROM ASARLARIDA EVFEMIZMLARNING LINGVOKULTUROLOGIK MOHIYATI
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This article examines the linguoculturological essence of euphemisms used in the literary works of the Uzbek writer Gafur Ghulom and the English writer Jerome K. Jerome through a comparative-analytical approach. The study considers the role of euphemisms in the literary traditions of both cultures–Uzbek and Anglo-Saxon–their functions in the language system, as well as the features of their realization in literary texts.
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