The Image Of Navoi In The Stories
Jumayev Zafar Hamdamovich , Phd, Associate Professor Of Navoi State Pedagogical Institute (Uzbekistan)Abstract
The article examines the features of Uzbek folk historical legends, their role and composition of images in the system of folk prose. On the example of the analysis of folk legends about Alisher Navoi, oral stories about historical figures and artistic interpretation of life realities in an epic plot are highlighted.
Keywords
Uzbek folklore, historical legends
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