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• CONTEMPORARY IRAQI WRITER ABDURAHMAN MAJID AR-RUBAIYI A LOOK AT HIS CREATION

  Dilafruz Muxiddinova

  17-24
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• XX ASR XITOY ADABIYOTIDA “YANGI DRAMATURGIYA”

  Shaxnoza Komilova

  91-103
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• LITERATURE BRINGS PEOPLE CLOSER (CONCERNING UZBEK-ARABIC LITERARY RELATIONS)

  Ra’no Xodjayeva

  1-8
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• "DEVONU LUG'ATI-T-TURK": ON THE COMPARATIVE AND TEXTUAL STUDY OF THE INTRODUCTION PART IN PUBLICATIONS IN THE UZBEK LANGUAGE

  Zilola Sattorova

  167-172
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• THE EXPRESSION OF THE WORLD OF IMAGES IN THE STORIES OF KHALID NAVISAW, THE WRITER OF DARYAZABAN, AFGHANISTAN

  Nargiza Kabirova

  65-77
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• “HOGEN MONOGATARI” ASARIDA “BUSHIDO- SAMURAYLAR AXLOQ NORMASI” VA HARBIY DUNYOQARASHNING AKSI

  Javoxir Abubakirov

  146-154
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• FACTORS OF FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF STORYTELLING OF THE ARAB GULF COUNTRIES

  Shaxlo Axmedova

  44-52

• THE POETRY OF ZIYA GOKALP, THE LEADING POET OF THE NATIONAL LITERATURE PERIOD

  Nigora Azizova

  127-136
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• THE LEADING PRINCIPLES OF STORYTELLING OF THE TURKISH AUTHOR MUSTAFA QUTLU

  Poshshajon Kenjayeva

  25-34
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• THE ROLE OF YUI HUA IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NOVELWRITING IN CHINESE LITERATURE OF THE SECOND HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY

  Maktuba Ashurova

  104-117
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• PERCEPTION OF NATIONAL TRADITIONS IN THE BHAKTI POETRY OF THE BABURI PERIOD

  Ulfatxon Muhibova

  9-16
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• FORMATION PROCESSES OF JAPANESE URBAN CULTURE AND LITERATURE

  Gulnora Qosimova

  78-90
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• ELEMENTS OF POSTMODERNISM IN ORKHAN PUMUQ'S NOVELS

  Dilbarxon Asadova

  155-166
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• TRADITIONS AND NEW TRENDS OF SAUDI STORYTELLING AT THE PRESENT STAGE

  Nargiza Saidova

  53-64
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• SIYOVUSH KASROIY SHERIYATIDA POETIK ANANALAR

  Dinora Yusupova

  137-145
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• SAMAD BEHRANGIYNING “KICHKINA QORA BALIQCHA” VA RICHARD BAXNING “OQCHARLOQ JONATAN LIVINGSTON” ASARLARIDA ERK KONSEPIYASI

  Oydin Turdiyeva

  35-43
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• CREATIVE WORLD OF MODERN EGYPTIAN WRITER SALWA BAKR

  Supportscience Supportscience

  118-126
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