Genre Modifications in Uzbek Poetry of the Independence Period
This monograph examines the history of genres in Uzbek poetry during the period of independence, their influence on the literary process, the theoretical significance of genre modification, the vitality of the lyrical genre, the impact of this phenomenon on Uzbek poetry, the author's individual style in creating artistic imagery, scholarly views on individual genres and poetic forms, the influence of folklorism on contemporary lyric poetry, and the issue of the relationship between form and content in modern Uzbek poetry as a literary-theoretical category. The monograph is intended for literary scholars, researchers, university faculty members, and students, as well as for anyone interested in theoretical poetics, literary studies, world literature, and Uzbek poetry of the independence period.
Similar books
Other books in Philology
The History of Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur and the Literary Heritage of Baburid Writers
Sherxon Qorayev
Thinking and Imagination
Maqsud Asadov
The Linguocultural Aspect of the Concept “Mother/Ana” in the English and Karakalpak Languages
Usenova Gulmira Abillaevna
The Concept of Artistic Psychologism in Science Fiction Literature
Ko'chimov Ulug'bek Qo'chqarovich