ARTISTIC PSYCHOLOGISM IN JAMILA ERGASHEVA'S STORY "DEATH"

ARTISTIC PSYCHOLOGISM IN JAMILA ERGASHEVA'S STORY "DEATH"

Authors

  • Tojimatova Zulayho Abdug‘affor qizi Fergana State University Lecturer of the Department of Literary Studies
  • Mutalibova Muhtaram Abduraxim qizi Faculty of Philology, Fergana State University: 2nd year student of group 23.85 in Uzbek language specialization

Keywords:

psychologism, artistic psychology, image of psyche, psychological interpretation and analysis, spiritual experience, stream of consciousness, artistic image.

Abstract

In this article, one of the topical issues of the field of literary studies today is artistic psychology and its role in literary studies. The feelings of the creator, the works of Jamila Ergasheva, including the use of artistic psychology in the writer's story “Death.” The description of the character's thoughts and feelings in the form of “inner monologue”, “stream of consciousness” or from the author's language (the author's speech, which is not his own) speaks about the important aspects of the psychological image.

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Published

2025-05-01

How to Cite

Tojimatova Zulayho Abdug‘affor qizi, & Mutalibova Muhtaram Abduraxim qizi. (2025). ARTISTIC PSYCHOLOGISM IN JAMILA ERGASHEVA’S STORY "DEATH". IMRAS, 8(5), 158–161. Retrieved from https://journal.imras.org/index.php/sps/article/view/2307

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