THE PROBLEM OF LONELINESS IN THE UZBEK NOVEL OF THE INDEPENDENCE PERIOD: ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE ANALYSIS OF TOGAY MURAD'S WORK "YOU CAN'T DIE IN THIS WORLD"

Abstract

The article reflects the close connection between the author's psyche and the psyche of the work of art. As the system subject to certain rules changes, some aspects of society also change, but the evolution of the heroic psyche, which has struggled to get out of the mold of the environment in which it has lived for most of its life, has been interpreted.

The extent to which the factors that undermine human faith are related to public opinion has been explored. Using the hero’s speech, the inner monologue, the environment, the people around him, the Botir Firka himself were evaluated. It is shown that the idea of the work is also illuminated through the author’s unique position. The factors that led to the problem of loneliness of the protagonist of the work have also been studied through biographical elements. The internal conflict between the main character and the society, between the main character and the society, between his worldview, is analyzed.