THE IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION ON LITERARY MOVEMENTS AND GENRES

• Xasanboeva Nilufarxon Xusnidin qizi

  Chirchik State Pedagogical University 3rd-level student of the Faculty of Tourism, Foreign Language and Literature (English). Email: nilufarxonxasanboeva@gmail.com

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• Rozikova Zilola Tursunboy qizi

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The impact of globalization on writing has been a noteworthy theme of dialog and investigation within the academic and scholarly circles. This article delves into the ways in which globalization has affected different scholarly developments and sorts, centering on particular case thinks about and illustrations that outline the complex relationship between worldwide powers and inventive expressions. By drawing on a run of academic sources and scholarly works, this inquire about depicts a nuanced understanding of how scholars have adjusted to a progressively interconnected world.

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