EXPLORING THE PRAGMASTYLISTIC NATURE OF DIALOGIC DISCOURSE IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH LITERARY CONTEXTS

This article depicts information about the Pragmastylistic Nature of Dialogic Discourse in Uzbek and English Literary Contexts. The study looks at how speakers use language resources to express meaning, negotiate identities, and develop rapport during dialogic conversations. The abstract offers light on the various ways that pragmatic aspects impact speech and contribute to the development of story realities by comparing Uzbek and English literary writings.