THE CONCEPT OF GOOD AND EVIL IN ENGLISH AND KARAKALPAK FAIRY TALES

Abstract

This article provides a deep linguistic, cultural, and moral analysis of the concept of good and evil in English and Karakalpak fairy tales. By examining the symbolic representations, narrative structures, and moral lessons of these tales, the study aims to reveal how both cultures perceive morality, justice, and human values. Moreover, the article uses connecting and linking words to create cohesion and coherence in the discussion.