THE ISSUE OF THE ARTISTRY OF THE NOVEL AND THE INFLUENCE OF ENGLISH NOVEL-WRITING

This article explores the complex phenomenon of artistry in the novel, tracing its evolution as a literary form and examining the enduring influence of English novel-writing on global narrative traditions. Through a detailed analysis of both aesthetic strategies and thematic innovations, the study elucidates how English novels have historically shaped conceptions of artistic expression, narrative technique, and character development. Focusing on seminal works from the eighteenth century to the present, the research considers how English authors have contributed to the formal and ideological sophistication of the novel, promoting its recognition as a unique art form. The article further analyzes the cross-cultural reception and adaptation of English novelistic artistry, highlighting the ongoing global dialogue between literary traditions. Ultimately, the study asserts that the artistry of the novel is both historically contingent and dynamically evolving, with English novel-writing providing a critical touchstone for the development of narrative art worldwide.