INTERPRETATION OF HUMANITY AND PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE IN THE POETRY OF ALEXANDER FEINBERG

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Abstract.This article analyzes the poetic heritage of the famous poet and translator Alexander Feinberg, the artistic interpretation of humanity, philosophy of life and spiritual experiences in his works. The poet's work is distinguished by its deep spiritual content, skill in expressing the subtle states of the human soul, and richness of poetic images. The article covers the main themes of Feinberg's poetry, including love, life's trials, human qualities and spiritual searches. The article also analyzes the artistic significance of images of nature in the poet's works and their role in revealing the spiritual state of the lyrical hero. In Feinberg's poems, natural landscapes are depicted in harmony with human inner experiences, giving the works a deep philosophical content. Through this, the poet encourages the reader to reflect on the meaning of life, human values and spiritual purity. In addition, the article briefly discusses the translation activities of Alexander Feinberg and discusses his role in promoting Uzbek literature in other languages. During the research, the artistic features of the poet's work and its significance in the Uzbek literary process are scientifically analyzed. According to the results of the article, it is argued that Feinberg's poetry is important in expressing the complex experiences of the human soul and promoting universal human values.