EVOLUTIONARY STAGES OF THE FEMALE IMAGE IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK PROSE
Umarova Farangiz Bakhriddin kizi PhD student, Uzbekistan State World Languages University
Keywords:
oʻzbek nasri; ayol harakteri; poetika; ayol va jamiyat; ingliz nasri; timsollar; obrazAbstract
In the current process of globalization, improving the spiritual, political and religious literacy of our people remains the greatest demand of our time. In this regard, the issue of women is of particular importance. This article examines the depiction of the image of women in English and Uzbek prose, and each nation, based on its own views, describes the image of a woman differently in its literature. We know that mainly in Uzbek prose, the image of a woman is depicted as a mother, wife, housewife, while in English literature, in addition to these, it also includes tasks such as a female entrepreneur, a female employee. The image of a woman in English literature has also changed over time. As for the image of a woman in each national literature, it is reflected and perceived in accordance with the nature of that nation and the spirit of the times. Consequently, characters who act the same way in the same circumstances are embodied differently in each literature.
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