TRANSFORMATION OF ANTHROPOCENTRIC MYTHOLOGEMS IN MODERN ENGLISH AND UZBEK PROSE (A Comparative typological study based on the Works of K. Ishiguro and I. Sultan)

AnnotationThis article explores the importance of understanding the profound transformation of anthropocentric mythologems within the landscape of contemporary global literature, specifically focusing on the intersection of human identity and technological advancement. By conducting a comparative typological analysis of Kazuo Ishiguro’s Klara and the Sun and Isajon Sultan’s Genetik, this study delineates how traditional myths regarding the "Creator and the Created," "Divine Light," and "Human Uniqueness" are redefined in the age of Artificial Intelligence and genetic engineering.