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LINGUOCULTURAL REPRESENTATION OF MORAL VALUES AND NATIONAL MENTALITY IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK PROVERBS
This article presents a comparative analysis of the semantic and linguocultural encoding of spiritual-moral values in English and Uzbek proverbs that express individual spirituality. The study utilizes the relationships between values, norms, evaluations, and pragmatics, as well
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