LITERARY CONTINUITY AND TRADIDIONS IN THE MASTERPIECE ’’ZARBULMASAL’’

Authors

  • Mokhira Islomova Inomjonovna Phd, Senior lecturer of the Department of Foreign Languages of Fergana State University

Keywords:

Symbol, figurativeness, figurative expression, metaphor, images, heroes, artictic, epic , epic poems, fiction, creative, plot.

Abstract

Article is devoted to the study of ancient source of symbols and figurative in the works of the Indian epic “Panchatantra” which is well known as “Kalila and Dimna”, Navoi’s “Lisonut Tair” and “Zarbulmasal” by Gulkhaniy. It also discusses the ideological and philosophical goal of these works and the artistic solution to such problems as the human self-awareness, the improvement of material life, the enrichment of the spiritual world, and the attitude towards reality.

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Published

2026-05-19

How to Cite

Mokhira Islomova Inomjonovna. (2026). LITERARY CONTINUITY AND TRADIDIONS IN THE MASTERPIECE ’’ZARBULMASAL’’. International Multidisciplinary Journal for Research & Development, 13(5), 638–641. Retrieved from https://www.ijmrd.in/index.php/imjrd/article/view/6300