WESTERN AND EASTERN EXPRESSION OF LETTERS IN ARTISTIC WORKS

Abstract

The novel genre entered Uzbek literature at the beginning of the 20th century. A vivid example of it is Abdulla Qadiri's novel “The Past Days”. The work has not lost its value even today. The work is still loved by readers. In Russian literature, A.S. Pushkin's novels are still read with love. This article analyzes the letters used in the novel. Abdulla Qadiri's “Past Days” and Pushkin's poetic novel “Eugeney Onegin” and letters from the novels “Captain's Daughter” are studied on a comparative level. In “O'tkan Kunlar” the reply letter written by Yusufbek Haji to Otabek and 14 letters written in different contexts in the novel are analyzed. The differences and similarities of these letters from the letters in the novels “Eugene Onegin” and “The Captain's Daughter” have been thoroughly researched. Excerpts from the work are quoted and opinions are proved.