Linguopoetic and communicative features of humor in Uzbek children's poetry

Abstract

Uzbek children's literature and poetry in their historical development are in harmony with the principles of universal literary development and the traditions of world and Russian children's literature are unique. In particular, humorous poems have been absorbed into children's literature under the influence of Uzbek folk poetry, parables and comics of classical literature, and are developing according to similarities and differences with some principles of world and Russian children's poetry. Of course, intercultural diversity also requires differences in the linguistic features of children's works. Especially in humorous poems, the Uzbek people's peculiar humor, satire, parody and parody, as well as humorous details are characteristic of the national mentality, while humorous works of world children's literature have unique details. Even their methods of expression differ in terms of children's attitudes to reality in language features.