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| Open Access | JADID WRITERS’ CREATIVITY IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY UZBEK POETRY (WITH REFERENCE TO THE POEMS OF SADRIDDIN AYNIY AND ABDURAUF FITRAT)
Makhmudova Sadoqat Kholmatovna , Associate Professor, Department of Uzbek Language and Literature, Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in PhilologyAbstract
It is well known that one of the leading themes of Uzbek literature during the Jadid period is connected with interpretations of the Homeland. In the poems of Enlightenment-era writers, praise of the native land is closely intertwined with ideas of freedom and liberty. This article analyses such poems by Sadriddin Ayniy and Abdurauf Fitrat and reveals their artistic features.
Keywords
theme of the homeland, theme of freedom, syllabic metre, aruz, prose poetry, lyrical hero, independence, tajohuli arif, allusion (talmeh), personification (tashkhis).
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Fitrat, Abdurauf. Selected Works. Tashkent: Ma’naviyat, 2000. – p. 31.
Qahhor, T. “The Study of Elbek’s Works Abroad.” Sharq Yulduzi, 2002, No. 1, pp. 140–145.
Elbek. Selected Works. Tashkent: Sharq, 1999.
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