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| Open Access | THE ROLE OF LULLABIES IN FOLK ORAL TRADITIONS: THE EXAMPLE OF SURKHANDARYA
Abdunazarova Nazira Dilshod kizi , Termez University of Economics and Service Faculty of Pedagogy and Social-Humanitarian Sciences Department of Philology and Language Teaching (Uzbek language)2nd year studentAbstract
This article analyzes the distinctive features, content, and essence of alla, one of the important genres of Uzbek oral folk art, based on examples from the Surkhandarya oasis. It explores the ethnographic, linguistic, and artistic aspects of alla samples from Surkhandarya, highlighting their unique characteristics, connection with ceremonial folklore, system of imagery, and artistic-expressive means. The article demonstrates the place and significance of the alla genre within Uzbek oral folklore through the example of the Surkhandarya alla traditions.
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alla, Surkhandarya folklore, ceremonial songs, genre, oral folk art, poetic features, ethnographic aspects, traditionalism, improvisation.
References
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