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THE POETIC LANGUAGE AND STYLISTIC DIVERSITY IN KHAYRIDDIN SULTON’S SHORT STORIES

Khayrullaev Botir Zarpulla ugli , 2nd-year Master's student in Uzbek Language and Literature at Alfraganus University

Abstract

This article analyzes the poetic language, stylistic variety, and expressive richness found in the short stories of one of the prominent representatives of modern Uzbek literature—Khayriddin Sulton. The study focuses on his individual narrative style, use of artistic devices such as metaphors, epithets, and symbols, as well as the philosophical and lyrical-epic unity of his works. The article also highlights the author’s contribution to the genre of short stories, his approach to dialogue and character speech, and the national and spiritual depth present in his literary language. The analysis is based on Sulton's complete body of short stories, supplemented by scholarly critiques and literary studies.

Keywords

Khayriddin Sulton, poetic language, stylistic diversity, artistic imagery, metaphor, national spirit, narrative technique.

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THE POETIC LANGUAGE AND STYLISTIC DIVERSITY IN KHAYRIDDIN SULTON’S SHORT STORIES. (2025). International Journal of Artificial Intelligence, 5(06), 1147-1154. https://www.academicpublishers.org/journals/index.php/ijai/article/view/5336