THE ARTISTIC-AESTHETIC FUNCTION OF REPETITION STRUCTURES IN LITERARY TEXT:A CASE STUDY OF OTAMDAN QOLGAN DALALAR
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Uzoqova Gulzoda Ramazonovna ()Files
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This article analyzes the artistic-aesthetic functions of repetition structures in literary texts, with particular reference to the novel “Otamdan qolgan dalalar” by Tog‘ay Murod. The study explores how lexical, syntactic, and semantic repetitions contribute to the expressiveness, emotional intensity, and structural cohesion of the text. Special attention is given to the role of repetition in revealing characters’ psychological states, representing national mentality, and reflecting historical memory within the narrative. The research employs linguistic analysis, a linguopoetic approach, descriptive methods, and contextual interpretation to examine repetition as a key stylistic device in the novel. The findings demonstrate that repetition is not merely a stylistic ornament but a fundamental artistic tool that strengthens the poetic structure of the text and enhances its aesthetic impact. The study also highlights Tog‘ay Murod’s individual style, characterized by the effective and purposeful use of repetition to create emotional depth and narrative rhythm.
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