This article presents some reflections on the specific features of the images corresponding to the “Bald” (Kal) type in Uzbek oral folklore, as well as on the processes of their typological formation. A typological analysis of certain characters appearing in fairy tales and epics has been carried out.
Some Remarks On The Typological Formation Of The “Bald” Character
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typological analysis
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