This article discusses the classification of Uzbek shamanic invocations based on their performance style, ritual context, and the communicative actions of the performer. It argues that a shamanic invocation should be understood not merely as a verbal text but as a syncretic folkloric phenomenon that is fully realized in the course of its performance. The study also examines the performance of...
This article comparatively examines the representation of artistic psychologism and chronotope in the works of Xurshid Do‘stmuhammad and James Joyce. The study reveals the role of inner monologue, stream of consciousness, psychological detail, memory, and subjective time in the structure of literary text. It also highlights the aesthetic outcomes of the interaction between individual...
This article examines the spread of Islam in Transoxiana during the 9th–12th centuries, focusing on the incorporation of Buddhist and shamanic practices into Islamic rituals, as evidenced by historical sources. Within the framework of acculturation and cultural transformation, these traditions were gradually adapted to Islamic festivals, Sufi practices, and popular customs. The findings...
This article analyzes the criteria for classifying shamanic legends, which are an important part of the cultural heritage of many peoples of the world. The study examines different approaches to classifying shamanic legends based on their content, functionality, and cultural context. The purpose of the study is to determine the main criteria for the systematization and analysis of shamanic...