THE ISSUE OF SATIRE AND SOCIAL CRITICISM IN SAID AHMADNINI'S "FORMER" STORY
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G‘ayratov Shahzodbek Otabek o‘g‘li ()Files
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This article provides an in-depth analysis of the literary-aesthetic features, satirical direction, and socio-philosophical content of the story "Sobiq" by Uzbek People's Writer Said Ahmad. The work sheds light on the issues of artificial hero-making, bureaucracy, flattery, and the ideological falsification of labor values characteristic of the Soviet totalitarian regime, all within a sociological and psychological context. The article also scientifically substantiates the work's relevance to the still-relevant today issues of personality socialization and the manipulation of mass culture.
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