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THE ISSUE OF PLOT IN STORIES
Ahmedova Sarvinoz
Student of Karakalpak State University (Nukus, Uzbekistan)
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KEY WORDS
Critic, Narrator, Lyrical hero, poetics, Writer.
In this article, we delve into the essence of «Istiqlol Davri» literature, exploring its defining characteristics, key themes, notable storytellers, and enduring impact on Uzbek culture. Join us on a journey through the rich tapestry of stories that define this pivotal era in Uzbek storytelling
The «Istiqlol Davri» era marks a significant period in Uzbek literature, characterized by a fervent pursuit of national identity and independence. Rooted in the historical context of Uzbekistan, this literary movement emerged during a time of political and social transformation, shaping the narratives and storytelling traditions of the region. The «Istiqlol Davri» movement emerged in Uzbekistan during the early 20th century, characterized by a quest for independence and self-determination from colonial influences.
During the «Istiqlol Davri» period, Uzbekistan experienced significant political and
social upheaval, with a growing desire for autonomy and a push for cultural revival amidst changing global dynamics. «Istiqlol Davri» literature is known for its rich storytelling techniques, incorporating vivid imagery, engaging narratives, and a deep connection to
Uzbek cultural traditions.
Authors of «Istiqlol Davri» stories skillfully employed literary devices such as symbolism, allegory, and metaphor to convey complex themes of freedom, identity, and resistance.
Central to «Istiqlol Davri» stories is the exploration of national identity and the struggle
for independence, reflecting the societal longing for self-rule and cultural preservation.
«Istiqlol Davri» narratives often draw upon Uzbek folklore and mythology, weaving together traditional tales with contemporary issues to create a unique blend of cultural storytelling
Prominent figures of the «Istiqlol Davri» era include authors and storytellers who use d their craft to inspire and educate, shaping the literary landscape of Uzbekistan during a pivotal period of change.
These key figures made lasting contributions to Uzbek literature, preserving cultural heritage, promoting linguistic diversity, and laying the foundation for a vibrant literary tradition that continues to resonate with audiences today.# 5. Impact and Legacy of «Istiqlol
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of Uzbek literature continues to inspire and influence contemporary writers in Uzbekistan. Its rich storytelling traditions, themes of national identity, and cultural pride have left a lasting impact on the literary landscape. Today, many modern authors draw inspiration from «Istiqlol Davri» works, adapting its themes and styles to reflect the complexities of contemporary Uzbek society.
Efforts to preserve and promote the heritage of «Istiqlol Davri» literature are essential in celebrating Uzbek cultural identity. Institutions, scholars, and artists work tirelessly to safeguard these literary treasures, ensuring that future generations can appreciate and learn from the legacy of this significant period. By curating exhibitions, publishing critical editions, and organizing cultural events, the «Istiqlol Davri» heritage is kept alive and accessible to all who seek to delve into Uzbek literary history.As we conclude our exploration of «Istiqlol Davri» literature, it becomes evident that the legacy of this era continues to resonate in contemporary Uzbek culture. The stories and themes crafted during this period have not only enriched the literary landscape but also served as a testament to the enduring spirit of independence and cultural identity. Through the works of prominent storytellers and the preservation of «Istiqlol Davri» heritage, we are reminded of the power of storytelling to bridge the past with the present, creating a timeless connection to Uzbekistan's vibrant literary tradition.
«Istiqlol Davri» literature refers to a period in Uzbek storytelling characterized by a focus on national identity and independence, often reflecting the political and social context of the time. ^ y Y
Prominent figures of «Istiqlol Davri» literature include Abdulla Qahhar, Fitrat, and Hamid Alimjan, whose works have left a lasting impact on Uzbek storytelling traditions.
In conclusion, the themes and storytelling techniques of «Istiqlol Davri» literature have continued to influence modern Uzbek literature, serving as a foundational element in the cultural and literary identity of Uzbekistan.
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