“BEOWULF” DOSTONIDA TAKROR IFODA USULINING BERILISHI MASALALARI

This article thoroughly analyzes the meanings and uses of repetitions in the epic “Beowulf”, an example of English folklore. Repetitions in this epic are analyzed not only according to their characteristics, but also in terms of their functions in the artistic text. The article analyzes the use of repetition in different forms of the text and also considers the emotional and expressive meanings of repetition. In the research work, the analysis of examples is carried out, which show the practical significance of the work more clearly.

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Tamaddun nuri.
Published
2024-11-30
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https://doi.org/10.69691/sc601h15
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Turkish Literature and Culture
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“BEOWULF” DOSTONIDA TAKROR IFODA USULINING BERILISHI MASALALARI

Mohinur Bobokulova
Tamaddun nuri.
Turkish Literature and Culture
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“BEOWULF” DOSTONIDA TAKROR IFODA USULINING BERILISHI MASALALARI

Mohinur Bobokulova
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Abstract

This article thoroughly analyzes the meanings and uses of repetitions in the epic “Beowulf”, an example of English folklore. Repetitions in this epic are analyzed not only according to their characteristics, but also in terms of their functions in the artistic text. The article analyzes the use of repetition in different forms of the text and also considers the emotional and expressive meanings of repetition. In the research work, the analysis of examples is carried out, which show the practical significance of the work more clearly.

Tamaddun nuri.Vol. 11(62)
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Turkish Literature and Culture
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