THE HARMONY OF GENRES IN ABDULLA ORIPOV’S WORKS

Abstract

The article explores the theoretical foundations of genre poetics in the works of Abdulla Oripov. The elements of national identity, historicism, populism, and philosophical depth in the poet’s oeuvre are examined in harmony with the diversity of genres. The study analyzes ideas of national consciousness, patriotism, and humanism through artistic imagery, symbolism, and representations found in Oripov’s lyrics and epics. Particular attention is given to the synthesis of folk oral traditions, classical literature, and modern aesthetic views in his poetry, which is substantiated through poetic experimentation. The article also scientifically examines the modern interpretation of folklore elements, the emergence of new artistic forms, and their reflection within socio-cultural and spiritual contexts in the poet’s work. This study contributes to the understanding of poetic thinking and aesthetic renewal in contemporary Uzbek poetry.