MODERN TURKISH AND UZBEKI STORIES: TYPOLOGY AND INFLUENCE
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Turkish and Uzbek stories, literary influence, typology, comparative study, typological approach, typological analysis.Abstract
In this article, in a period of developing literary, political, cultural and economic relations between the Turkish and Uzbek peoples, it is important to compare their literary trends, currents, and the lives of creators. Also, the study of typology in Turkish and Uzbek stories is of great importance today.
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