CLASSIFICATION OF PARTS OF SPEECH IN RUSSIAN AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

This article explores the use of contrastive images in Russian and Uzbek literary works, examining how these images reflect cultural, social, and historical contexts. By analyzing selected works from prominent authors in both literatures, the study aims to highlight the similarities and differences in thematic and stylistic approaches to contrastive imagery. The findings contribute to a deeper understanding of the interplay between literature and cultural identity in these two rich literary traditions.