THE DEPICTION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ERA AND THE PROTAGONIST IN SHUKUR XOLMIRZAYEV'S NOVELS

This article analyzes the artistic interpretation of the relationship between the era and the protagonist in Shukur Kholmirzayev’s novels, as well as the influence of the historical and social environment on human character, worldview, and spiritual-psychological inner life. In the author’s novels, the landscape of the era does not merely serve as a historical backdrop for events; rather, it functions as a significant artistic factor that shapes the protagonists’ life perspectives, psychological experiences, social status, and moral choices. The article examines how the author portrays the relationship between the individual and society, how the contradictions of the era are reflected in the fates of the characters, and how the complex connections between the individual and the social environment are revealed through various artistic expressive means. Furthermore, the study explores the author’s skill in character creation, his unique individual style in unveiling the psychology of his characters, and his principles for harmonizing the reality of the era with the destiny of the