Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024), Articles
Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024)

STRUCTURAL-SEMANTIC FEATURES OF INTERNET MEMES IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK

Articles
Published 2025-03-13
Ma'rufjonova Gulasal Alimardon qizi
Student of Ferghana state university, English language and literature faculty, Department of foreign language and literature. gulasalmarufjonova047@gmail.com
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Keywords

Structural-Semantic Features, Internet Memes, English, Uzbek, Language, Culture, Cultural References, Humor, Semantic Analysis, Sociopolitical Commentary, Cross-Cultural Exchange, Cultural Identity.

Abstract

This article explores the structural-semantic features of internet memes in two distinct languages, English and Uzbek. Internet memes are more than just entertainment; they are a rich source of insight into how language, culture, and humor intersect in the digital realm. While memes often follow a similar visual structure, they are also heavily reliant on the subtleties of language, making them a dynamic medium for cross-linguistic and cross-cultural analysis.

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