TŪTASTYGʻY OF UZBEK AND KAZAKH FOLKLORY

This article examines the historical, cultural, and artistic commonalities between Uzbek and Kazakh folklore. It highlights the special role of folklore in preserving and transmitting the spiritual heritage of Turkic peoples. The paper analyzes the content and structural similarities of epic poems, fairy tales, proverbs, and legends, identifying shared spiritual values. Examples are provided to demonstrate the common roots of both nations, emphasizing the significance of their folkloric unity

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2025-05-25
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https://doi.org/10.52773/tsuull.conf.2025.24.05/eikl4083
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Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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TŪTASTYGʻY OF UZBEK AND KAZAKH FOLKLORY

Nasiba Sayfudinova
Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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TŪTASTYGʻY OF UZBEK AND KAZAKH FOLKLORY

Nasiba Sayfudinova
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This article examines the historical, cultural, and artistic commonalities between Uzbek and Kazakh folklore. It highlights the special role of folklore in preserving and transmitting the spiritual heritage of Turkic peoples. The paper analyzes the content and structural similarities of epic poems, fairy tales, proverbs, and legends, identifying shared spiritual values. Examples are provided to demonstrate the common roots of both nations, emphasizing the significance of their folkloric unity

Ningbo No.6 Hospital (CN)
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Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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