Dialogue of Cultures through Poetry: Comparative Analysis of English and Uzbek Literary Traditions

Abstract

Poetry, as one of the oldest and most evocative forms of art, cuts across boundaries, languages, and cultures. It enables societies to communicate their beliefs, customs, feelings, and shared experiences. Despite their historical, linguistic, and cultural differences, English and Uzbek poetry share significant humanistic concerns. By comparing these literary traditions, we can gain a greater understanding of cross-cultural communication, identifying connections and differences in how each culture tackles universal topics like love, nature, spirituality, and identity.