THE HARMONY OF WORDS AND IMAGES IN THE WORK OF ABDULLAH QADIRI
Abstract
This article discusses the conscience of the Uzbek people, the founder of the Uzbek national novel Abdullah Qadiri, his writing talent, the ability to use appropriate words in the text, the unique images that can nourish a person spiritually. It was also noted that every cultured Uzbek enjoys nature, loves and respects flowers. The great Uzbek writer Abdullah Qadiri’s works depict natural landscapes and unique images of flowers. Well-founded scientific considerations have been made about the Turkish words used by the author and their coherence, the logical clarity of the scope of meaning. Relevant comments were made on the uniqueness of the Uzbek national language from other Turkic languages, the importance of attractive migrations in the Uzbek artistic style.
Keywords
Conscience, Uzbek people, Uzbek national, Abdullah Qadiri, writing talent, appropriate words, text, unique images, nature, loves, respects flowers, depict, natural landscapes, unique imagesscientific considerations, coherence, logical clarityHow to Cite
References
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