THE LIFE AND UNIQUE WORK OF THE UZBEK POETESS ZULFIYA
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This article explores the life, literary heritage, and artistic individuality of the great Uzbek poet Zulfiyakhanim, one of the most outstanding representatives of twentieth-century Uzbek literature. The study provides insights into her creative evolution, thematic diversity, and poetic style that uniquely combined national values with universal human ideals. It analyzes the socio-cultural context of her works, her contribution to women’s poetry, and her role in shaping moral and aesthetic consciousness among readers. Through literary analysis and comparative methodology, the research reveals Zulfiyakhanim’s influence on modern Uzbek poetry and her position as a cultural bridge between tradition and modernity.
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