Educational Poets of Uzbekistan and Indonesia: Usman Nasir and Chairil Anwar.

The subjects of our research are Usman Nasir (1913-1944) and Chairil Anwar (1922-1949). Comparative study of Uzbek poet Usman Nasir and Indonesian poet Chairil Anwar allows us to uncover hidden truths of both history and literature. Comparative study can explore the remarkable similarities and features much more deeply than studying just one thing. In addition, not only will the literature of the two countries be renewed, but literary cooperation between the two countries will be strengthened. During the short lives of these two poets — about thirty years apart — they left behind original works that contributed to the rich literary heritage of their country. They were able to capture the suffering of their people in writing. They were also punished for using such bitter words. However, they continued to create until the very end of their lives.

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Bulletin of Science and Practice
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2024-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.33619/2414-2948/106/46
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Linguistic, Cultural, and Literary Studies
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Educational Poets of Uzbekistan and Indonesia: Usman Nasir and Chairil Anwar.

S. Turdiev
Bulletin of Science and Practice
Linguistic, Cultural, and Literary Studies
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Educational Poets of Uzbekistan and Indonesia: Usman Nasir and Chairil Anwar.

S. Turdiev
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Abstract

The subjects of our research are Usman Nasir (1913-1944) and Chairil Anwar (1922-1949). Comparative study of Uzbek poet Usman Nasir and Indonesian poet Chairil Anwar allows us to uncover hidden truths of both history and literature. Comparative study can explore the remarkable similarities and features much more deeply than studying just one thing. In addition, not only will the literature of the two countries be renewed, but literary cooperation between the two countries will be strengthened. During the short lives of these two poets — about thirty years apart — they left behind original works that contributed to the rich literary heritage of their country. They were able to capture the suffering of their people in writing. They were also punished for using such bitter words. However, they continued to create until the very end of their lives.

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