SYNTACTIC STYLISTIC DEVICES IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK COMPOUND SENTENCES: ASYNDETON, POLYSYNDETON, AND ANADIPLOSIS

This paper investigates the stylistic functions of asyndeton, polysyndeton, and anadiplosis in English and Uzbek compound sentences. These syntactic figures play a vital role in shaping rhythm, emotional intensity, and logical coherence in literary discourse. Through a comparative stylistic approach, the study highlights how both languages employ connective structures not merely for grammatical linkage but as expressive tools that reveal national modes of thought and aesthetic sensibility.