An Artistic Depiction of a Woman’s Tragedy in Uzbek Literature
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https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v5i9.612Keywords:
Drama; Film Story; Tragedy; Conflict; Infantilism; Dialogue; Monologue; Carnival; Ambivalent; Degradation; Satire; Metaphor; Grotesque; PantamimeAbstract
This article analyzes the works of E.Azam “Zabarjad” and “Parizod”, one of the brightest representatives of the Uzbek literature of the independence period, and discusses the essence of the tragedy of women, the factors influencing its occurrence.
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