URUSHDAN KEYINGI INGLIZ ADABIYOTIDA IJTIMOIY TANQID VA JAMIYAT MUAMMOLARINING BADIIY IFODASI
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Kalit so‘zlar: postkolonial adabiyot, totalitarizm, ekzistensializm, jamiyat tanqidi, shaxsiy erkinlik, siyosiy satira.Abstract
Annotatsiya: Ushbu maqola urushdan keyingi ingliz adabiyotining asosiy yo‘nalishlarini, xususan jamiyatdagi ijtimoiy muammolar, burjua ideologiyasining tanqidi va ishchilar sinfi hayotining badiiy ifodasini tahlil qiladi. Asosan 1950–1960-yillardagi asarlar asosida yozuvchilarning ijtimoiy pozitsiyasi, realistik va postmodernistik yondashuvlari yoritiladi. Ikkinchi Jahon urushi, dekolonizatsiya jarayoni, mustamlakachilik tizimining yemirilishi va yangi global siyosiy muvozanat adabiyotda postkolonial, ekzistensial va gumanistik yondashuvlarning keng tarqalishiga sabab bo‘ldi. Maqolada Grem Grin, Desmond Styuart, Norman Lyuis, Jorj Oruell, Entoni Burgess, Ivlin Vo, Alan Silitou, Robert Smit, Gvin Tomas va boshqa muhim adiblar ijodi orqali ingliz adabiyotidagi shaxs va jamiyat o‘rtasidagi murakkab munosabatlarning badiiy ifodasi tahlil qilinadi.
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