INTERPRETATION OF THE PSYCHE AND THE AUTHOR’S STYLE IN ISAJON SULTON’S NOVEL “ALISHER NAVOI”
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Sarmonov Odilboy Muxammadiyevich ()Files
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This article analyzes the artistic interpretations of human psychology in the novel Alisher Navoi by the talented writer Isajon Sulton. It examines the artistic representation of human emotions through various means of the artistic chronotope. Particular attention is paid to the interpretation of the inner experiences, joys, sufferings, and emotional states of Alisher Navoi, the central character of the novel, against the background of the historical environment.
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