NEW ARTISTIC ASPECTS OF THE IMAGE OF A WOMAN IN MODERN LITERATURE
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modern Uzbek literature, image of a woman, artistic interpretation, spiritual experience, freedom, spirituality, realism, psychologism.Abstract
This work examines the artistic interpretation of the image of a woman in modern Uzbek literature. After independence, a new, free, spiritually mature image of a woman was formed in Uzbek literature. In literature, a woman is depicted not only as a symbol of family life or love, but also as a person who takes an active place in society, thinks, is rich in spiritual experiences, and is spiritually mature.
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