Author: Shamsematova, Barno Rixsivayevna

Annotation: This article explores the representation of national values in English and Uzbek literary discourse through a comparative linguocultural analysis. The study examines the semantic and contextual features of linguistic units expressing national values based on selected English and Uzbek literary works. The findings reveal that English literary discourse mainly reflects values such as individualism, freedom, and personal choice, whereas Uzbek literary discourse emphasizes collectivism, family loyalty, and social responsibility. The research has significant theoretical and practical value for linguoculturology, discourse analysis, and intercultural communication studies

Keywords: literary discourse, national values, linguoculturology, comparative analysis, English literature, Uzbek literature, individualism, collectivism, intercultural communication, concept

Pages in journal: 742 - 747