THE ROLE OF O'TKIR HOSHIMOV IN UZBEK LITERATURE
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This article explores the life, literary contributions, and cultural significance of O'tkir Hoshimov, one of the most influential figures in modern Uzbek literature. It highlights his unique storytelling style, focus on moral and social issues, and commitment to reflecting the values and struggles of ordinary Uzbek people. The article also examines the major themes in his works, such as the conflict between tradition and modernity, the importance of conscience, and the preservation of national identity. Through his novels, short stories, and public engagement, Hoshimov played a key role in shaping Uzbek literary thought during both the Soviet and post-independence eras.
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