THE “IDEAL IMAGE” IN MUMTOZ POETICS MUAMMOSI

This study examines the manifestation of the ideal imagewithin classical poetics, addressing its historical-genetic, religious-enlightenment,andtheoretical-aestheticfoundations.Particularattentionis given to the role and significance of the ideal image in Turkic artisticthought, with a focused analysis on its representation in Alisher Navoi’sKhamsa. The research offers analytically grounded insights and putsforward significant theoretical conclusions

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2025-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.52773/tsuull.conf.2025/fohb4357
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Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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THE “IDEAL IMAGE” IN MUMTOZ POETICS MUAMMOSI

Uzoq Joraqulov
Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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THE “IDEAL IMAGE” IN MUMTOZ POETICS MUAMMOSI

Uzoq Joraqulov
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This study examines the manifestation of the ideal imagewithin classical poetics, addressing its historical-genetic, religious-enlightenment,andtheoretical-aestheticfoundations.Particularattentionis given to the role and significance of the ideal image in Turkic artisticthought, with a focused analysis on its representation in Alisher Navoi’sKhamsa. The research offers analytically grounded insights and putsforward significant theoretical conclusions

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