Otkir Hoshimov's "The Works of the World" is one of the rare works of art in Uzbek literature that deeply and vividly illuminates the theme of spiritual values. This story is written in the memoir genre and is based on the events of the writer's childhood. According to the writer, "There is a magical power in the world that knows no boundaries and shines like the sun. This is Mother's love!" . This value is expressed in all parts of the work.

Otkir Hoshimov,

Hoshimov, Otkir. The Works of the World (story). – Tashkent: Sharq, 2000.

Works on spiritual values, philosophy and literary analysis:

Karimov, I.A. The rise of spirituality is the basis of national development – ​​Tashkent: 1998.

Kuronov, D. Human and moral issues in Uzbek literature – Tashkent:2015.

Tursunov, U. Literature and spirituality: philosophical analysis of a literary text. – Tashkent: Science, 2012.

Yuldashev, M. The image of a person in a modern Uzbek story – Samarkand: SamSU Publishing House, 2018. Articles on literary criticism and analysis:

Rakhimov, S. The poetics of human values ​​in "The Works of the World" // "Star of the East" magazine, 2017, No. 3. – P. 45-52.

Kholmirzayev, B. National-spiritual images in the prose of Otkir Hoshimov // "Education and Culture" scientific journal, 2020, No. 6. – P. 28-34.