"WORDS THAT SHAPE WORLDS: ANALYZING MEDIA TEXTS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK"

Abstract

This article explores the stylistic and cultural dimensions of media texts in English and Uzbek, highlighting how language shapes public discourse and reflects sociaetal values. By conducting a comparative analysis, the study examines the unique features of media narratives in both languages, considering factors such as syntax, semantics, and cultural context. The research aims to uncover how media texts serve as vehicles for cultural expression and influence, providing insights into the role of language in shaping perceptions and attitudes within different societies. This exploration is particularly relevant in an increasingly interconnected world, where understanding diverse media landscapes is essential for effective communication and cross-cultural engagement.