Contrastive Analysis Of Aphorisms With The Concept Of Book In English And Uzbek Languages
Keywords:
aphorisms, memorable expressions, linguistic featuresAbstract
Aphorisms are concise statements expressing general truths or wisdom. The concept of a “book” has been metaphorically and literally utilized in both English and Uzbek aphorisms, reflecting cultural, historical, and philosophical perspectives. This article conducts a contrastive analysis of aphorisms related to books in English and Uzbek languages, exploring their similarities and differences. The study focuses on semantic, cultural, and linguistic aspects to highlight how each language perceives the role of books in society.
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