A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF KINESTHETIC AND OCULISTIC REPRESENTATION IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LITERARY TEXTS
Keywords:
Kinesthetic representation, oculistic representation, cultural nuances, bodily movement, cultural landscapes.Abstract
This article presents a comparative analysis of kinesthetic and oculistic representation in English and Uzbek literary texts, examining how these sensory modalities are utilized to immerse readers into the worlds created by authors. Through examples from renowned works in both languages, the article explores the cultural nuances and narrative significance of bodily movement and visual perception in literature.
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