REFLECTIONS ON THE ANALYSIS OF SHAKESPEARE'S WORKS TRANSLATIONS IN UZBEKISTAN
Nazokat Alloyorovna Abdullayeva
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Nazokat Alloyorovna Abdullayeva
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The translation of renowned foreign literary works in our country, particularly those that have been translated successfully, has shown to be highly impactful, and this trend of progress persists. The translation of Shakespeare's works from both Russian and English had a distinct influence on Uzbek literature. Due to the translations, the Uzbek reader not only read Shakespeare's works in Uzbek, but also enjoyed watching them being performed on the Uzbek stage. This experience had a significant psychological and emotional impact on the reader, as they deeply absorbed the writer's humane and educational ideas that are characteristic of the works from the Western countries during the Middle Ages. The Uzbek people greatly appreciated and profited from the exceptional efforts of the dedicated practitioners of oratory, translation, and theater.
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The translation of renowned foreign literary works in our country, particularly those that have been translated successfully, has shown to be highly impactful, and this trend of progress persists. The translation of Shakespeare's works from both Russian and English had a distinct influence on Uzbek literature. Due to the translations, the Uzbek reader not only read Shakespeare's works in Uzbek, but also enjoyed watching them being performed on the Uzbek stage. This experience had a significant psychological and emotional impact on the reader, as they deeply absorbed the writer's humane and educational ideas that are characteristic of the works from the Western countries during the Middle Ages. The Uzbek people greatly appreciated and profited from the exceptional efforts of the dedicated practitioners of oratory, translation, and theater.
Key concepts: Uzbek, Literature, History, Sociology, Political science, Linguistics, Art, Philosophy