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| Open Access | UTKIR HOSHIMOV'S WORKS: MORAL INTERPRETATION OF PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS
Sharipova Shahrizoda Zarif kizi , Alfiraganus University 2nd year master’s degree student Teacher of Uzbek language at school No. 233 in Almazor districtAbstract
This article examines the moral and ethical aspects of parent-child relationships in O'tkir Hoshimov's literary works. Through comprehensive literary analysis, the study explores how the author portrays family values, moral obligations, and intergenerational relationships in Uzbek society. The research highlights the didactic significance of Hoshimov's works in understanding traditional family dynamics and their contemporary relevance.
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O'tkir Hoshimov, Uzbek literature, moral values, parent-child relationships, family ethics, didactic literature
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