THE LINGUOCULTURAL FEATURES OF THE CONCEPT “BELOVED” IN ENGLISH AND “YOR” IN UZBEK LITERARY DISCOURSE
Abstract
This article examines the linguocultural characteristics of the concept “beloved” in English and “yor” in Uzbek literary discourse. Drawing on classical authors, the study explores how emotional imagery, cultural memory, and aesthetic convention shape the representation of the beloved across the two traditions. This article provides a comprehensive linguocultural analysis of the “beloved-yor” concept in English and Uzbek literary discourse from medieval sources to contemporary representations.
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