TIME CONCEPTION IN KARAKALPAK FOLK TEXTS: A LINGUOCULTURAL ANALYSIS
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This article explores the concept of time in Karakalpak folk texts, including proverbs, fairy tales, and epic narratives. The study analyzes how time is represented linguistically and culturally, reflecting traditional worldviews. The research applies descriptive and interpretative methods to identify key temporal models such as cyclicity, continuity, and symbolic representation. The findings show that time in Karakalpak folklore is closely connected with nature, social life, and moral values.
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