ANALYSIS OF FAMILY RELATIONS IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH LITERATURE BASED ON THE WORKS OF JANE AUSTEN “PRIDE AND PREJUDICE” AND THE ASKAD OF MUKHTOR “CHINAR”
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13885713Keywords:
family relations, traditional values, English literature, Uzbek literature, Jane Austen, Askad Mukhtor, the role of a woman, social expectations, marriage, personal aspirations.Abstract
The article analyzes family relations in English and Uzbek literature based on the novels “Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Austen and “Chinor” Askad Mukhtor. Both works reflect the cultural and social norms of their time, focusing on the role of the family in shaping the personality of the characters. It examines how social expectations and traditional values affect the relationship between characters, especially in the context of the position of women in the family. The conflict between traditional family responsibilities and personal aspirations of the characters is explored, emphasizing the importance of the family as an institution and personal space.
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