THE IMAGE OF CHILDHOOD IN 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH AND UZBEK LITERATURE
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11503656Keywords:
Literature, childhood, novels, supernatural adventure, historical novel.Abstract
This article deals with the history of English and Uzbek children’s literature and its development and gives information about its representatives. English children’s literature is closely connected with the folklore, the oldest literary monuments, myths and legends, songs, the moral and educational essence of such works, didactic principles and works dedicated to the children.
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Uzbek folk tales and epic poetry (various sources).
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF ENGLISH CHILDREN’S LITERATURE AND ITS REPRESENTATIVES Sobirova Zarnigor Rakhimovna
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