S. Esenin and Erkin Vohidov: Linguo-Cultural Features of the Concept of Homeland and Native Land
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https://doi.org/10.55640/eijps-05-02-04Keywords:
Homeland, country, conceptAbstract
In literature, the concepts of homeland and native land are closely intertwined with national identity and historical memory. The works of Sergey Esenin and Erkin Vohidov provide a profound analysis of the linguo-cultural manifestations of these two concepts. Esenin's poetry vividly portrays the unique landscapes of Russian rural life and its culture, while Vohidov glorifies the spirit of independence and cultural heritage of the Uzbek people. This article examines the linguistic and cultural aspects of the concepts of homeland and native land in the works of these poets.
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