STYLISTIC FUNCTIONS OF ALLITERATION IN ENGLISH AND KARAKALPAK FAIRY TALES
Keywords:
Alliteration, stylistic device, fairytale, literatureAbstract
Alliteration is a prominent stylistic device in literature, used to create a rhythmic, memorable, and evocative effect. It refers to the repetition of initial consonant sounds in successive words or syllables. In fairy tales, both in English and Karakalpak traditions, alliteration serves multiple functions, enhancing the aesthetic and emotional appeal of the narrative. While alliteration is commonly used in both languages, the cultural context and stylistic preferences result in distinct uses and effects. This article will explore the stylistic functions of alliteration in English and Karakalpak fairy tales, highlighting both similarities and unique cultural features.
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