THE CONCEPT OF THE EPIC HERO IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH TRADITIONS

Аннотация

This article investigates the concept of the warrior-hero in Uzbek and English scholarly conventions through a comparative examination of Alpomish and Beowulf. Both figures encapsulate crucial courageous ethics such as bravery, honor, 
devotion, and perseverance, however they rise from unmistakable social and authentic foundations. Alpomish, as a legend of Uzbek old stories, speaks to tribal devotion, equity, and perseverance, whereas Beowulf, the incredible warrior of Ancient English 
writing, encapsulates individual eminence, quality, and the interest of eternality through notoriety. The think about highlights the contrasts and likenesses between these two figures, emphasizing how social values shape their courageous traits and 
ethical codes. The talk gives bits of knowledge into the widespread and socially particular components of courage, contributing to a broader understanding of epic writing.