THE EPISTLE "ALPOMYSH" INTERPRETED BY BEKMUROD JURABOY OGL

Today, more than 40 variants of the epic poem "Alpomish" are known to scientists. But folklore has not stopped yet. The main goal of our article is to show through this study that Uzbek folklore continues to exist even in the era of the developed Internet and to introduce another classic variant to the Uzbek variants of the epic poem "Alpomish"

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2025-05-25
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https://doi.org/10.52773/tsuull.conf.2025/kqiu6357
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Security, Politics, and Digital Transformation
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THE EPISTLE "ALPOMYSH" INTERPRETED BY BEKMUROD JURABOY OGL

Mohinabonu Rahmatova
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THE EPISTLE "ALPOMYSH" INTERPRETED BY BEKMUROD JURABOY OGL

Mohinabonu Rahmatova
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Today, more than 40 variants of the epic poem "Alpomish" are known to scientists. But folklore has not stopped yet. The main goal of our article is to show through this study that Uzbek folklore continues to exist even in the era of the developed Internet and to introduce another classic variant to the Uzbek variants of the epic poem "Alpomish"

Hochschule für Kunsttherapie Nürtingen (DE)
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