THE LIVING ARE WISE, THE DEAD ARE AWAKE...

A creative person always lives with the concerns of their time and contemporaries. They artistically express human flaws and shortcomings in an impressive and instructive manner. Jamila Ergasheva, in her various short stories, also tried to reveal the spiritual world of people, depicting the era's scenery. In this article, the analysis of the author's story "Death" is discussed, including the thoughts and sufferings the author intended and managed to convey.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2024-12-04
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14277449
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Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics
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THE LIVING ARE WISE, THE DEAD ARE AWAKE...

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THE LIVING ARE WISE, THE DEAD ARE AWAKE...

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Abstract

A creative person always lives with the concerns of their time and contemporaries. They artistically express human flaws and shortcomings in an impressive and instructive manner. Jamila Ergasheva, in her various short stories, also tried to reveal the spiritual world of people, depicting the era's scenery. In this article, the analysis of the author's story "Death" is discussed, including the thoughts and sufferings the author intended and managed to convey.

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