This article examines the artistic interpretation of ritual folklore in modern Uzbek prose. The role of rituals, traditions, and folk views in the literary text, as well as the features of reinterpretation by the writer, are analyzed.
Artistic Interpretation of Ritual Folklore in Modern Uzbek Prose
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Modern Uzbek prose
ritual folklore
customs
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