NEW LITERARY VIEWS ON THE THEME OF WAR IN UZBEK LITERATURE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.37547/philological-crjps-02-11-20Keywords:
Military Literature, war, prose, story, military novel, analysis, interpretationAbstract
In Uzbek literary studies, the article analyzes the question of updating literary and theoretical viewpoints on the topic of war. The scientific viewpoints of a number of scientists and writers were used in principle. The major goal of this article is to examine how Uzbek literature interprets the Second World War and the Afghan war, as well as to conduct a scientific examination of works on the subject by literary critics. Scientific sources on the subject are employed in the analysis, which is based on opinions and viewpoints.
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