ANALYZING THE STRUCTURAL AND SEMANTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PHRASEOLOGY IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK, FOCUSED ON POLITICAL MEDIA DISCOURSE
Keywords:
phraseology, structural semantic features, English language, Uzbek language, political media texts, comparative analysis, linguistic features, idiomatic expressions, cultural implications, discourse analysis.Abstract
This study examines the structural and semantic aspects of
phraseology in English and Uzbek languages within the context of political media
texts. It investigates the linguistic features, connotations, and cultural implications
of idiomatic expressions and fixed phrases used in political discourse. Through a
comparative analysis, the research aims to uncover similarities and differences in
the usage, structure, and underlying meanings of phraseological units in these
languages within the realm of political communication.
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