TWO ASPECTS OF BEAUTY IN LITERATURE
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Beauty, aesthetic category, inner beauty, external beauty, Sufi aesthetics, Jamol, Tajalli, classical literature, philosophical thought, spiritual perfection.Abstract
The article explores the category of beauty in literature through two primary lenses: the external (material) and the internal (spiritual). It provides a comparative analysis of Western philosophical perspectives (Kant, Hegel, Chernyshevsky) and Eastern Sufi aesthetics. Special emphasis is placed on Sufi teachings, where beauty is viewed as a divine reflection (Jamol) and the ultimate goal is spiritual perfection. The author uses examples from Uzbek classical and modern poetry (Nodira, Ogahiy, Erkin Vohidov) to illustrate how beauty serves as a bridge between the human soul and divine truth.
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