A LINGUOMETHODOLOGICAL COMPARATIVE STUDY OF METAPHORICAL EXPRESSIONS IN MAGICAL AND EVERYDAY FAIRY TALES OF THE ENGLISH, RUSSIAN, AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
Keywords:
metaphor, fairy tales, magical tales, everyday tales, comparative linguistics, linguomethodology, figurative language, cultural imagery, English, Russian, Uzbek, language teaching, conceptual metaphor theory.Abstract
this article investigates the nature and function of metaphors in magical and everyday fairy tales across English, Russian and Uzbek languages through a linguomethodical lens.
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