COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE TEXT OF CHAPTERS I-III IN TWO EDITIONS OF "SABA'I SAYYOR"

"The harmony in Navoi's books begins in their introduction. The introduction to each of his works is adapted to the content of this work," writes academician Alibek Rustamov (6, 147). The same comments of a famous scientist have great scientific value. Alisher Navoi's works cannot be fully imagined without separating chapters and seasons from each other. More precisely, they form a single living organism. In order to know the main content of symbolic allusions and other pictorial means, and to get detailed information about them, it is necessary to have the full text of the artistic work at the disposal of the reader. The same remark applies to the fourth epic of Hazrat Alisher Navoi's "Khamsa" "Sabai Sayyar". This romantic-adventure saga created on the basis of the myth of "Bahromi Gore", which is widespread in the East, was published in the current spelling only with the honor of Independence.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-10-02
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE TEXT OF CHAPTERS I-III IN TWO EDITIONS OF "SABA'I SAYYOR"

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE TEXT OF CHAPTERS I-III IN TWO EDITIONS OF "SABA'I SAYYOR"

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