International folklore reflected in the novels
Abstract
This paper investigates major points of the international folklore . On this case, reflected novels are mentioned and analysed while getting evidences from Uzbekistan. Recieved information is stated for there futher research analyses and outcomed were mentioned as a conlcusion of the research.
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