THE REVELATION OF HUMAN CHARACTER THROUGH TRIALS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF BEKJON AND GAVHAR IN O‘LMAS UMARBEKOV'S CHO‘LI IROQ
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O‘lmas Umarbekov, Cho‘li Iroq, Bekjon, Gavhar, character analysis, comparative analysis, artistic image, spiritual resilience, moral values, human nature, symbolism, belated understanding.Abstract
This article explores the artistic and ideological significance of the characters Bekjon and Gavhar in O‘lmas Umarbekov’s novella Cho‘li Iroq. It analyzes their personalities, relationships, and character development through various life challenges. Particular attention is paid to the similarities and differences between the two protagonists and their role in revealing the author's views on love, spiritual strength, responsibility, and the consequences of human choices. The study demonstrates that these characters serve as important artistic means for conveying the moral and philosophical ideas of the work.
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